Bloodsucking Creature on the Loose in China
- http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2016/03/bloodsucking-creature-on-the-loose-in-china/
- March 1, 2016
- Paul Seaburn
Reports of the attacks began a few weeks ago in this village near Shanghai. Chickens were found with large bite marks but no other flesh wounds and their blood was gone. As word spread, reports of ducks and rabbits being killed also came out. Villagers set up 24/7 watches and set out traps with live chickens but have not seen the bloodsucking predator, just its victims … and one set of four-toed webbed footprints the size of a small hand. Four webbed toes? Has someone’s pet chupacabra – which many describe as a 3-foot-tall reptilian creature – escaped from its steel terrarium?
Some are pointing their fingers at the nearby (2 km/1.25 miles away) Shanghai Wild Animal Park, which has no chupacabras but does have plenty of animals that eat chickens, ducks and rabbits. Officials there assured Pudong residents that no animals had escaped recently.
What else could be killing the local fowl and hares? Villagers say the bite marks are too big to be from a dog, domestic or wild, and the footprints don’t look canine, especially those webbed toes. They’re afraid that, now that the livestock is locked up, the creature will turn to children and small, slow-moving adults.
Another bigger fear in this Pudong bloodsucking mystery is humans. Villagers are afraid the dead birds and rabbits will be cleaned up and sold at local markets (what do you think chicken nuggets are made from?) and any diseases the creature has will be passed on to people.
Is Pudong being terrorized by a bloodthirsty, chicken-instead-of-goat-sucking Chinese version of chupacabra – possibly a reptilian creature from the nearby Huangpu River? Is the Shanghai Wild Animal Park keeping an escaped killer quiet until it can be recaptured? Should Pudong diners avoid the moo goo gai pan, Peking duck and hot-and-spicy rabbit (Xiang La Tu Zi) for a while?
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