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Chupacabra ( M )

Species: Lacertacanis horribilis

Class: Beast

Habitat(s): Forests, Grasslands, Deserts

Diet: Sanguivore, sometimes eats meat

Deadly bloodsuckers that can devastate a small farm, Chupacabra are scaly mammalian beasts that feasts on the blood of livestock and other creatures. Though they look like reptiles, Chupacabras are more related to mammals mostly canines. The quills that cover their body is somewhat narcotic, sleep-inducing spines that knock out attackers in a matter of minutes.

Feared amongst most farmers, Chupacabras are devilish blights to small villages and are seen as pests that must be hunted down on sight. When a Chupacabra feeds on an animal, they pierce their long canine teeth into the preys jugular and lap up the blood fountaining out. They do eat the meat of the drained victim, in cases it is a leg or some ribs.

Though many considered them bad luck and bad omens, Chupacabras can be tamed and probably even domesticated. Tamed and domesticated Chupacabras make good companions as well as guard dogs for livestock, which is quite ironic.

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Description

Chupacabra ( M )

Species: Lacertacanis horribilis

Class: Beast

Habitat(s): Forests, Grasslands, Deserts

Diet: Sanguivore, sometimes eats meat

Deadly bloodsuckers that can devastate a small farm, Chupacabra are scaly mammalian beasts that feasts on the blood of livestock and other creatures. Though they look like reptiles, Chupacabras are more related to mammals mostly canines. The quills that cover their body is somewhat narcotic, sleep-inducing spines that knock out attackers in a matter of minutes.

Feared amongst most farmers, Chupacabras are devilish blights to small villages and are seen as pests that must be hunted down on sight. When a Chupacabra feeds on an animal, they pierce their long canine teeth into the preys jugular and lap up the blood fountaining out. They do eat the meat of the drained victim, in cases it is a leg or some ribs.

Though many considered them bad luck and bad omens, Chupacabras can be tamed and probably even domesticated. Tamed and domesticated Chupacabras make good companions as well as guard dogs for livestock, which is quite ironic.

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