Here's one of those strange stories you need share. You never know what to make of something like this. If you check it out, don't forget to peep the creature's human like eyes.

http://www.foxnews.com/st...83,00.html

Here's another like report.

http://www.cryptomundo.co...ing-hyena/

Here's a picture of the "mystery beast"

i only know of three kinds of eyes. eye-cup, compound and single-lens
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the damn thing just looks DEAD to me.

I thought it might be a Japanese Tozer, which would make sense because they’re vicious bastards that’ll attack anything.

But it seems they've identified it as a wolf-dog hybrid. Horrible looking thing. I'm glad it's dead.

That poor thing. Whose to say it wasn't a nice animal, just trying to get by each day and survive on its own. What a way to go.

Tom said:

co-sign. i can't wish ill on an animal, i don't care how "ferocious" it's supposed to be. if it's supposed to be put down by nature or by man, that's what it is, but i take no pleasure in that.

CHUPACABRA!

applekisses said:

Anx said:

You might feel differently if you were attacked by such a beast. Just saying.

poor baby

AsylumUtopia said:

or not. animals don't reason like humans do. a human can kill another human, knowing full well s/he is doing something wrong. an animal kills because it's scared or hungry or protecting its territory. it acts on instinct. that's not a reason to hate something. i have an aunt who died of drowning. i don't hate water.

Anx said:

Reason #3121 to love Anx.

applekisses said:

what's a chupacabra?

purplerein said:

A goatsucker.

purplerein said:

It's a mythical creature thought to be living in south america. It's humanoid. It has vampire charactoristics. Some believe they are astranged aliens.

Anx said:

Fair point, but I didn't say anything about hating an animal, they're your words. What I'm talking about is being relieved that it's dead because it was a dangerous attacker. When people are attacked by vicious animals the usual outcome is that the animal is killed, the people attacked by it often feel relieved that it's dead, and that's a natural instinct too.

My post above was badly worded, I'm hardly jumping for joy that it's dead, rather, I was assuming it was purposely bred for all those traits that would make it dangerous (big assumption I know), and such animals are generally treated so badly that their only instinct is to attack, and so perhaps it is better that it's dead. If it was purposely bred it would have been better that it hadn't been bred in the first place. That would've been a better way of putting it, but I'm not going to edit and pretend like I didn't say it.

Likes like a dead dog. Nothing more.

AsylumUtopia said:

i get what you're saying now, and i agree and i disagree. the creature could have just been a freak of nature, or it could have been some weird kind of breeding gone wrong. if any living thing causes a threat to others, obviously a solution is to kill it. but if this was a result of breeding, the real solution, of course, is not to screw around with nature.