@@Zombipantz you need a hug?? Because the whole point of this channel is for ENTERTAINMENT! If this channel bothers you, why not stop watching it? There are like literally thousands of RUclips channels our there. FYI you kinda remind me of a vegetarian complaining at a crawfish boil, because even though noone asked, and showed up uninvited felt justified in bitching about the food *aka* the videos. NEVER THINKING THAT MAYBE WE JUST LIKE TO FUCKING RELAX. I am not sure what voices you have going on but I'ma say this, PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS was my God/ constitutional given right. So LEAVE MY SLAPPED HAM THE HELL ALONE, NOONE FUCKING ASKED YOU ANYWAYS!!!!!
DUDE I love this channel and I totes went off on 🔥 a hater, I just couldn't help myself... 🙃💋 And btw you're awesome, I guess that's why I'm being like this.. lol 💋 😁 with the whole staying at home thing..N E WAYZ thx 4 keeping me sane.. ALSO to ANYONE who has a problem 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
@panzer western front commander battle hardern okay go to the about section of slapped ham, there he gives different ways to get your video sent, all you have to do to get to the home section on ANY channel at RUclips is click on the channel's name and the pull the nav bar to the left and hit ABOUT then scroll down to the highlighted links... I hope I was helpful 😁 well good luck to you, anyways i wanna hear your stories, and now I'm going to bed. 😴 Nite
@@Zombipantz lol he mentions many times about mange. I watch these for the lolz and to recreate it at home to see if I an pull it off at haunted houses. XD
Is it just me, or is this video really sad? I found myself constantly saying "Awwww, poor thing...". Regardless of what the end result is in determining the type of animal, they just looked extremely malnutritioned and generally unwell.
I feel like grabbing them, bringing them home and taking good care of them, bless there little hearts and why do people record them but make no attempt to care for them..... Anyways getting quite emotional now so off to bed. Thats all from me peeeeeeeuwwwww
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...so...I don't understand why this video exists. Where's the mystery? I don't understand. It's like seeing a grungy homeless person and saying you saw Bigfoot. 🤦♀️🙄🙄
It doesn't surprise me, most footage I have seen of Mexico in areas that hold to this myth, are overrun with dogs and many without owners. Starving? yes, Mange? yes/possibly as some dogs are hairless as a breed anyway. Frightened? extremely. These dogs look like, get this, and it is hairless breed and not from mange, Xoloitzcuintli or, now get this part, also known as Mexican Hairless or Xolo-May. So check out Xoloitzcuintli breed and look for yourself, I think these are what are being seen and found alive and dead, though barely alive. They were used as Doctor dogs because of the heat they gave off for arthritis and other ailments.
Coydogs (coyote dog hybrids) with mange. If you go back to the true descriptions of Chupacobra in Puerto Rico they are described as 3 ft tall, scales, stands upright.
@@jessievales8025 yea i always get annoyed at these things. Poor blasted animals have serious sickness and are dying. All these people can do is stop and take pictures of them. These are no mythical creature. Its a insult. The true Chupacabra story is way cooler. Probably one of my fav cryptids.
Don't forget Mexico has a hairless dog breed. They look Mange but it's natural. Can't remember the breed name can be Google of if your kids have the movie Coco the name is there.
Some of these look like the Xoloitzcuintle breed of dog. Not all of them have the curvature to their spine, but the rest of the body type matches up pretty well.
A couple of years ago I was a newspaper carrier for the Houston Chronicle. My boss had wanted me to take a new newspaper route because the lady that had thrown that route was frightened. She said it scared her to be out in the country so dark. I accepted and took the route which was about an hour and a half to two hours long. The first day I had noticed she was right. Out in the country the roads were very dark and sometimes you wouldn't see a house for a couple of miles. There were a lot of crop fields. After a couple of days the only animals that would cross me were cute rabbits. I didn't know they were nocturnal. Then one day I was frightened by what looked like a creature shaped so odd. Its front legs were longer than the backs and had a long thick tail. Its skin was pale but what made me notice it was its eyes that glowed from the distant before it crossed in front of me and ran quickly across the road into the other field. I couldn't believe what I had seen. I knew about the chupacabra because my family would speak of such tales from Mexico. But I had believed it was from Mexico and stay in Mexico not come to Texas! I had also noticed that the ranchers had bodies of dead coyotes hung on the light posts on the side of the roads. I had gotten down from my vehicle on one of them to take a closer look and felt sad as to why they were doing that to these dogs. All they wanted was to survive I'm sure. The day I saw the creature was the day I quit that newspaper route.
What amazes me is clearly their is a serious mange problem in this area of America. None of these are anything more then poor unfortunate half starved sick animals. From past testing they are crosses between wolf and coyote. Probably what gives them the odd shape. Animals eyes glow in the dark. Its a thing.
@@Areyousayingidontknowmyname actually they don't glow at all. They reflect the light from the moon or headlights or street lamps or other nearby light sources. They are merely reflective not really glowing.
That was our nickname for our hairless "blue " pit..... Especially after that video off that gray one running along the road came out because it looked so much like her color etc...We called her "Choopa"! Lol! Cuz it's like a TX inside joke...
What do yall think a chupacabra is??? They don't share any dna with any domestic dogs. So it has to be a mixture of wild dogs. I've seen those on video and in person. Hints I live in Texas....
Imagine even being a slapped ham fan when it’s all garbage/fake videos and pics. Not to mention everything he puts in these videos belong to other people. Not a single thing in his videos can he claim as his content. It’s actually pathetic. He makes money from other people’s things. He should be getting copyright strikes every video considering he doesn’t own any of the content and probably didn’t get any of their consent to use it
I agree.. Others are dog with the same skin issue. There’s a video somewhere in asia that was caught in a cage. It might be chupacabra. Here’s the link: ruclips.net/video/-GhycUDs3cQ/видео.html
@@petite_143 That's a sun bear, not a chupacabra. It was just terribly sick. www.1millionwomen.com.au/blog/palm-oil-its-worst-hairless-sun-bear-has-passed-away/
Kallen suits glasses. This looks a good one. I love the videos about the mysterious creatures caught on camera. They kinda creep me out more than paranormal videos sometimes. Really gets you thinking..😮😱
Dude, I love most of your videos. But the ones like this upset me a bit. I'm an animal lover and its clear that most if not all of these supposed sightings are just canines in need of help. It is a bit upsetting that they are being portrayed as monsters. Again, love your channel, but videos like this just make me sad.
When I was young my parents had bought me two goats, and the very next day they were found dead with with two puncture wounds on their necks as if a vampire had done it. No signs of blood anywhere near where they died, and this occurred in South Texas.
A moment of silence for all the loyal dogs that thought their owner will come back after they tied them on a tree, they who was mistaken for chupacabra and was exterminated point blank, for those who starve and still waits for their owner to maybe come back with some food...
_07:23__ "Have you seen a chupacabra?"...."Yes, I caught this mange off it...!" :D Firm believer in the possibility of Chupcabra here, but we have to apply Occam's Razor to this particular poor coyote, bless it_
This wasn't scary "chupacabra" sightings. This video broke my heart. Just poor, pitiful, starving animals that looked helpless and scared and two that actually starved to death. Heartbreaking to see. I wish I hadn't watched this.
I love this channel. My friends husband is from Australia and said this werewolf looking thing chased him down the road. He said it stood 6ft tall and walked upright but ran on all 4 legs. Are you familiar with a werewolf in Australia?
Upon capturing the DeWitt County Chupacabra baffled Experts couldn't explain a small disc shaped wound in the beast's hind quarters...until that Deputy confessed he sneezed and popped a shirt button that reached upwards of 1000 feet per second!🤯
I think all chupacabra's are just regular dogs that are starving and that have really horrible cases of the mange... Poor pups... I could be wrong though. That's why I love watching Slapped Ham so much, they make me think twice on being skeptical on all sorts of paranormal activities and cryptids that they show on their video's. Keep it up hammers 😀👍
can't remember the name of the show, but a lady from Texas found an animal that looked something like these, then one day she found it on the side of the road, she sent it off to find out what it was and they said a cross between a dog and a coyote, there were tuffs of hair but mostly bald, they finally said it was what people probably called the chupacabra
For #3 that's a xoloitzcuintli native to the Mexican republic an ancient Aztec dogs. Some of them can be found in the state of Oaxaca and even Frida Kahlo own the Xolo. They are very common in Mexico.
I was going to comment the same thing!.. They are very interesting dogs & a big part of the Aztec culture, a lot of history & culture the dog holds. Glad that at least a few know this dog. Sucks that some died from being a strey.
People frequently ask if my Peruvian hairless dog is a chupacabra. I always say yes. They also ask if she's a goat, a deer, or a hyena. People are extremely bad at recognizing animals without their usual coverings. They legitimately look at my dog and think she's a very small deer, walking down the street in batman pajamas.
oh i am definitly watching this at 2am again...........thanks for making me way less bored....football practice is cancelled so im always waiting around to see what you have for me to watch, thank you
We love Slapped Ham like an Obsession! Have gone back three years on this show and watched back at far as three years back and watched again joyfully two or three times each ! Hahahahaha! Bravo !!!
8:00 If that's really a Chupacabra, he would have already attacked that man who recorded him. But nope, he simply just sniffed and sit. I guess it's only a dog with severe mange. Hair loss maybe happened because of his severe malnutritioned condition
All had similar features...short front legs, long thin back legs...all hairless, thin long tail, long snout, large fangs, and arched back. Thats no coincidence, definitely Chupacabras!
It are some kind of canine. Your right about the unhealthy part. Look through RUclips for dogs with mange and you can pretend they are more goat suckers.
Those are all canids or vulpines with skin conditions (mainly mange). The one on the golf course could be a white nosed coati (those live in Texas) with the same conditions. Their movements are weird because they're in a fair amount of pain, between the mange and malnutrition. And the hairless dog descriptor isn't a 'classic' description. The weird reptilian looking thing with red eyes, quills on it's back and long claws is. People don't realize how alien animals look without fur, or with massive scabs on their bodies, or birth defects. So that's how the hairless dog description came to be associated with the Chupacabra (Look up the hairless Sun Bear, people thought it was an alien species too)... Besides, people claim the animals killed have the three point bite wounds..the mouths of these animals don't have teeth that would leave a mark like that.
I remember the classic chupacabra stories being a two legged creature with large red eyes and spines on its body and being really alien looking, when did that change to sad looking mange ridden canines ? I mean, those are two VERY different things... Also, apparently the people who find these things have never seen a freaking dog before, it's a well known fact that people see what they want to see, ask any psychologist or someone who interviews people for investigative studies or criminal cases.
The second video was definitely a coyote with mange. The "unnatural" movements was the poor thing almost starved to death. You could see it's bones, those movements were movements of a sick and almost dead animal. Poor thing needed help.
All I saw were animals with mange. The dog at 7:29 looked beyond miserable. Who ever caught the video should have called animal control or something. Mange is treatable.
If these were real Chupacabra sightings, then this shows that the cryptid fears humans. So it isn't a threat to us. Secondly, it looks like a poor canine suffering from starvation and illness. Honestly, that makes this look sadder to me. Someone throw meat at it!
My grandma came across one on the ranch in Mexico. She said it would go to her window at night and whisper at her and say "come outside.." the windows only had a thin peace of wood that you would shut at night. It has long claws and a large teeth. With red eyes....
The one at 7 minutes is definitely a coyote - I've shot enough coyotes to recognize that head/facial structure and movement/mannerisms. Love your videos Ham!
It blows my mind that people go to experts with these sightings asking what these animals are and then when the experts explains it, ignore it and insist it’s a cryptid that is easily debunked if you actually look into it.
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@@Zombipantz you need a hug?? Because the whole point of this channel is for ENTERTAINMENT! If this channel bothers you, why not stop watching it? There are like literally thousands of RUclips channels our there.
FYI you kinda remind me of a vegetarian complaining at a crawfish boil, because even though noone asked, and showed up uninvited felt justified in bitching about the food *aka* the videos.
NEVER THINKING THAT MAYBE WE JUST LIKE TO FUCKING RELAX.
I am not sure what voices you have going on but I'ma say this, PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS was my God/ constitutional given right.
So LEAVE MY SLAPPED HAM THE HELL ALONE, NOONE FUCKING ASKED YOU ANYWAYS!!!!!
DUDE I love this channel and I totes went off on 🔥 a hater, I just couldn't help myself... 🙃💋 And btw you're awesome, I guess that's why I'm being like this.. lol 💋 😁 with the whole staying at home thing..N E WAYZ thx 4 keeping me sane.. ALSO to ANYONE who has a problem 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
@panzer western front commander battle hardern okay go to the about section of slapped ham, there he gives different ways to get your video sent, all you have to do to get to the home section on ANY channel at RUclips is click on the channel's name and the pull the nav bar to the left and hit ABOUT then scroll down to the highlighted links... I hope I was helpful 😁 well good luck to you, anyways i wanna hear your stories, and now I'm going to bed. 😴 Nite
Random fact that people forget to mention: chupa cabra originated in Puerto Rico...
@@Zombipantz lol he mentions many times about mange. I watch these for the lolz and to recreate it at home to see if I an pull it off at haunted houses. XD
Is it just me, or is this video really sad? I found myself constantly saying "Awwww, poor thing...". Regardless of what the end result is in determining the type of animal, they just looked extremely malnutritioned and generally unwell.
Collaboradev same
Yeah, agreed. Poor babies.
Yes and they seem so lonely :(
Me too. I couldn’t even finish the video because most of them looked starved and mangy. It’s too sad.
I feel like grabbing them, bringing them home and taking good care of them, bless there little hearts and why do people record them but make no attempt to care for them..... Anyways getting quite emotional now so off to bed. Thats all from me peeeeeeeuwwwww
All of them look like dogs, wolves and coyotes affected by demodectic (or in some cases sarcoptic) mange...
yeah, this one is pretty bad XD
Agreed. Poor puppers.
They all look so hungry as well. Poor souls. All skin and bones.
I agree.. not sure why he can’t tell which is which. 🤣
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...so...I don't understand why this video exists. Where's the mystery? I don't understand. It's like seeing a grungy homeless person and saying you saw Bigfoot. 🤦♀️🙄🙄
I wish the first guy would have taken the body to a Vet clinic or Zoo for DNA identification.
That’s what I thought, why not get a DNA test, that would prove if it were a dog or coyote, or something, “far more sinister”.
They either dead, scared or hungry, it’s
sad no matter how scary the music :(
The animal on the thumbnail is a fucking dog. Its one of those mexican XxX dogs.
Adrian John They’re. 👍😉
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Give me a break, these are starving, mange-ridden dogs! Poor things.
Mostly coyotes and foxes, but yes. It is sad. Not to mention the actual stray hairless dogs that get shot because of these myths.
Exacly, poor animals!
It doesn't surprise me, most footage I have seen of Mexico in areas that hold to this myth, are overrun with dogs and many without owners. Starving? yes, Mange? yes/possibly as some dogs are hairless as a breed anyway. Frightened? extremely.
These dogs look like, get this, and it is hairless breed and not from mange, Xoloitzcuintli or, now get this part, also known as Mexican Hairless or Xolo-May. So check out Xoloitzcuintli breed and look for yourself, I think these are what are being seen and found alive and dead, though barely alive. They were used as Doctor dogs because of the heat they gave off for arthritis and other ailments.
I seen one before. Wasn't a dog trust me
Coydogs (coyote dog hybrids) with mange. If you go back to the true descriptions of Chupacobra in Puerto Rico they are described as 3 ft tall, scales, stands upright.
I was just going to comment this , I’m from PR, surprised he didn’t mention it’s true origin location
@@jessievales8025 yea i always get annoyed at these things. Poor blasted animals have serious sickness and are dying. All these people can do is stop and take pictures of them. These are no mythical creature. Its a insult. The true Chupacabra story is way cooler. Probably one of my fav cryptids.
Poor dogs with skin conditions. These animals need vet care not idiots with guns...
Yes, sad really
Welcome to my world.😢
These are all various canines with skin diseases. Source: I'm a vet assistant.
Yes very sad to see and no doubt poor thing will be hounded how about someone calling a rescue charity instead of hyping up a fantasy
I knew it!
Don't forget Mexico has a hairless dog breed. They look Mange but it's natural. Can't remember the breed name can be Google of if your kids have the movie Coco the name is there.
My dog had the mange when he was a puppy, and I'm pretty sure he isn't a chupacabra.
Dogs don't have posable thumbs.
These are just starving dogs. This is awful . terrible video
Some of these look like the Xoloitzcuintle breed of dog. Not all of them have the curvature to their spine, but the rest of the body type matches up pretty well.
Drinking game....every time Slapped Ham says “chupacabre” drink!!!! You’ll be hammered in 3 minutes 😂
Lol or dead
He says chewper cabra
Well, um, it IS a Chupacabra video. What do you expect him to say repeatedly, "bigfoot"?
@@audreymuzingo933 PMSL 😆 😂😂😂
Apart from the first one mate, I would hazard a guess that they are all coyotes with mange.
A couple of years ago I was a newspaper carrier for the Houston Chronicle. My boss had wanted me to take a new newspaper route because the lady that had thrown that route was frightened. She said it scared her to be out in the country so dark. I accepted and took the route which was about an hour and a half to two hours long. The first day I had noticed she was right. Out in the country the roads were very dark and sometimes you wouldn't see a house for a couple of miles. There were a lot of crop fields. After a couple of days the only animals that would cross me were cute rabbits. I didn't know they were nocturnal. Then one day I was frightened by what looked like a creature shaped so odd. Its front legs were longer than the backs and had a long thick tail. Its skin was pale but what made me notice it was its eyes that glowed from the distant before it crossed in front of me and ran quickly across the road into the other field. I couldn't believe what I had seen. I knew about the chupacabra because my family would speak of such tales from Mexico. But I had believed it was from Mexico and stay in Mexico not come to Texas! I had also noticed that the ranchers had bodies of dead coyotes hung on the light posts on the side of the roads. I had gotten down from my vehicle on one of them to take a closer look and felt sad as to why they were doing that to these dogs. All they wanted was to survive I'm sure. The day I saw the creature was the day I quit that newspaper route.
Cool story you should send your scary creature encounter to darkness prevails or swamp dweller they might put it on one of their videos !
What amazes me is clearly their is a serious mange problem in this area of America. None of these are anything more then poor unfortunate half starved sick animals. From past testing they are crosses between wolf and coyote. Probably what gives them the odd shape. Animals eyes glow in the dark. Its a thing.
@@Areyousayingidontknowmyname actually they don't glow at all. They reflect the light from the moon or headlights or street lamps or other nearby light sources. They are merely reflective not really glowing.
Well theres strange sightings of Rakeman...some of Mantis man. Ive seen a ufo...so if its probable its possible.
Jamie Lishbrook that’s obviously what he meant smh I can’t stand people like you
8:00 that's just a hairless dog. Poor thing.
Most of these supposed chupacabra sightings are just dogs coyotes raccoons and other animals with mange and or hair loss
I agree I believe this too to be a dog..I'm actually more sad for it than scared.😓
That was our nickname for our hairless "blue " pit..... Especially after that video off that gray one running along the road came out because it looked so much like her color etc...We called her "Choopa"! Lol! Cuz it's like a TX inside joke...
What do yall think a chupacabra is??? They don't share any dna with any domestic dogs. So it has to be a mixture of wild dogs. I've seen those on video and in person. Hints I live in Texas....
They all look so sad :(
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If you don't "pewwww" at the end of every video, you're not a real slapped ham fan
Imagine even being a slapped ham fan when it’s all garbage/fake videos and pics. Not to mention everything he puts in these videos belong to other people. Not a single thing in his videos can he claim as his content. It’s actually pathetic. He makes money from other people’s things. He should be getting copyright strikes every video considering he doesn’t own any of the content and probably didn’t get any of their consent to use it
At least they put some efforts to do it to compile etc for us. Just watch rather than you put the effort to complaint.
i say weppppp because he puts no effort i agree with gregstar
@@gregstar4207 has he ever claimed the videos to be his?
Literally every single one of these...coyotes with mange lol.
You never know?
I happen to be a certified chupacabrologist
, believe me, this is the real deal.
I agree.. Others are dog with the same skin issue. There’s a video somewhere in asia that was caught in a cage. It might be chupacabra. Here’s the link: ruclips.net/video/-GhycUDs3cQ/видео.html
I know, those poor little things, it's so sad :(
@@petite_143
That's a sun bear, not a chupacabra. It was just terribly sick.
www.1millionwomen.com.au/blog/palm-oil-its-worst-hairless-sun-bear-has-passed-away/
Kallen suits glasses. This looks a good one. I love the videos about the mysterious creatures caught on camera. They kinda creep me out more than paranormal videos sometimes. Really gets you thinking..😮😱
Dude, I love most of your videos. But the ones like this upset me a bit. I'm an animal lover and its clear that most if not all of these supposed sightings are just canines in need of help. It is a bit upsetting that they are being portrayed as monsters. Again, love your channel, but videos like this just make me sad.
Oh my this is actually sad!!! 😢😢 Poor animals!!
When I was young my parents had bought me two goats, and the very next day they were found dead with with two puncture wounds on their necks as if a vampire had done it. No signs of blood anywhere near where they died, and this occurred in South Texas.
"Dude I'm not a fucking chupacabra...I'm just differently abled!"
Awww, just give these animals some food..!
I think its wrong to put sick animals on display...if this was my German shepherd luna I would kill someone..
@@AJ-nt8cc I have a German shepherd named Luna too! And I agree, it's so sad.
A moment of silence for all the loyal dogs that thought their owner will come back after they tied them on a tree, they who was mistaken for chupacabra and was exterminated point blank, for those who starve and still waits for their owner to maybe come back with some food...
I think all these are sick dog/foxes/and coyotes 😞😢 poor things
I agree..
Yea they don't look to good🐶
Yes. I do agree because chupacabras are fabricated characters.
I hate that since foxes/coyotes/wolves are my favorite animals.
Don't buy them from breeders, always choose a rescue chupacabra.
_07:23__ "Have you seen a chupacabra?"...."Yes, I caught this mange off it...!" :D Firm believer in the possibility of Chupcabra here, but we have to apply Occam's Razor to this particular poor coyote, bless it_
Fake footage.
There is no chupacabra. All are fake.
@@windowsralf389 Not necessarily fake. Theyre all poor animals afflicted by mange.
@@IsaDawvish mange gives me opposable thumbs too. Hope you feel safe knowing everything god created ever. Youre special
This wasn't scary "chupacabra" sightings. This video broke my heart. Just poor, pitiful, starving animals that looked helpless and scared and two that actually starved to death. Heartbreaking to see. I wish I hadn't watched this.
These are all diseased animals. Nothing to see here folks except miserable, suffering animals, poor creatures.
I agree.
I love this channel. My friends husband is from Australia and said this werewolf looking thing chased him down the road. He said it stood 6ft tall and walked upright but ran on all 4 legs. Are you familiar with a werewolf in Australia?
Yowie!
my grandma keeps watching these, she thinks you're great
Hi grandma🙋
Your grandma is cool 👍
My grandma dont know how to use technology, she only watches tv for the news, the rest of the time she reads and works.
@@hellbillyoutlaw8719 i have to get the video up for here
@@hellbillyoutlaw8719 mines the same. I sent her a text once...the reply I got was all together with no spaces and no full stops. Bless her..😮🙈😂
Upon capturing the DeWitt County Chupacabra baffled Experts couldn't explain a small disc shaped wound in the beast's hind quarters...until that Deputy confessed he sneezed and popped a shirt button that reached upwards of 1000 feet per second!🤯
Damn bro...that is hilarious...my throat is killing me..but you like always got me laughing...
Yo Kallen, if you will bring back the intro, "Slapped Ham", please?
With the piggy and the lightbulb ?
That would be cool !!!
I miss the pig, especially the Halloween ones
All I can see is emaciated, mange infected canines, they should have called the humane society and had these poor animals rescued!
Who else love this voice
he looks so much more respectful with glasses
“Flash of light. Yellow rain. Maria! Maria!”
"Oh God, Maria! Your face! Your face!"
I got that reference.
Awesome, @@randombotaccount. The X-Files is one of the greatest TV shows of all time as far as I am concerned.
@Adam Gray When they show up and Scully flashes her badge and all the people flip out cos they think she’s from immigration. 😂
I think all chupacabra's are just regular dogs that are starving and that have really horrible cases of the mange... Poor pups... I could be wrong though. That's why I love watching Slapped Ham so much, they make me think twice on being skeptical on all sorts of paranormal activities and cryptids that they show on their video's. Keep it up hammers 😀👍
It's funny how someone can study years and years of zoology, get a high position in a zoo, and still doesn't know what a dog with mange looks like 😂
Yup! 👏👏👏
I just love the word CHUPACABRA!! Chupacabra, Chupacabra.
the one of the creature sometimes sitting looks more like a dog, I'd leave out dog food for it as it looks famished poor thing.
Love these kind of videos
If I live on land like that. I'm installing cameras everywhere and I mean everywhere.
U may get some good footage of a bigfoot or some type of cryptid !!
Good Lord! COVID-19, Murder Hornets, Chupacabras! What's next...Vampire Kittens?
Paul Asturi I’ll take one vampire kitten please!
Protesting
...vampire kittens. *notes topic down.
Just dogs with severe mange, just like the stray im treating with anti-mange meds.
can't remember the name of the show, but a lady from Texas found an animal that looked something like these, then one day she found it on the side of the road, she sent it off to find out what it was and they said a cross between a dog and a coyote, there were tuffs of hair but mostly bald, they finally said it was what people probably called the chupacabra
For #3 that's a xoloitzcuintli native to the Mexican republic an ancient Aztec dogs. Some of them can be found in the state of Oaxaca and even Frida Kahlo own the Xolo. They are very common in Mexico.
I was going to comment the same thing!.. They are very interesting dogs & a big part of the Aztec culture, a lot of history & culture the dog holds. Glad that at least a few know this dog. Sucks that some died from being a strey.
People frequently ask if my Peruvian hairless dog is a chupacabra. I always say yes. They also ask if she's a goat, a deer, or a hyena. People are extremely bad at recognizing animals without their usual coverings. They legitimately look at my dog and think she's a very small deer, walking down the street in batman pajamas.
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I am watching at 3am, Manila, Philippines.
Ah yes, see an animal with mange? It’s a Chupacabra
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Dogs or coyotes with mange im sure the are..
Sure, if you call all poor animals with severe mange chupacabra, it's chupacabra. 😢
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Dog with mange just sitting in the park.
Slapped Ham: you can see the creature stalking small birds and other small creatures that cross its path.
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Chupacabras are cute. I feel so bad for them, so scared and hungry, or worse, dead. If they’re real( which I think they are), they need help.
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If you got rid of the beard he would look like Sherman from Sherman and Peabody.😂..Cool.
8:00 If that's really a Chupacabra, he would have already attacked that man who recorded him. But nope, he simply just sniffed and sit. I guess it's only a dog with severe mange. Hair loss maybe happened because of his severe malnutritioned condition
My god really it's dogs with the mange
Yep. People are dumb that can't see that. I just felt bad for all of them. This is just a video with animal suffering and death.
@@lillamy1073 Yeah but you can't blame them all too much, they've been told a myth all their lives to scare them.
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All had similar features...short front legs, long thin back legs...all hairless, thin long tail, long snout, large fangs, and arched back. Thats no coincidence, definitely Chupacabras!
They all look so unhealthy, I wish it could be caught alive and examined to see what it is. I just feel bad for it.
Nah its better free...humans are the real crptids
It are some kind of canine. Your right about the unhealthy part. Look through RUclips for dogs with mange and you can pretend they are more goat suckers.
WHY do I always click in Chupa videos when I KNOW I'm going to see nothing but suffering canines???
Have the DNA prove what they actually are, they have the bodies of some of these animals.
Thanks Slapped Ham! Not enough Chupacabra videos out there! Those Hell Hounds got some splainin' to do.
Those are all canids or vulpines with skin conditions (mainly mange). The one on the golf course could be a white nosed coati (those live in Texas) with the same conditions. Their movements are weird because they're in a fair amount of pain, between the mange and malnutrition. And the hairless dog descriptor isn't a 'classic' description. The weird reptilian looking thing with red eyes, quills on it's back and long claws is. People don't realize how alien animals look without fur, or with massive scabs on their bodies, or birth defects. So that's how the hairless dog description came to be associated with the Chupacabra (Look up the hairless Sun Bear, people thought it was an alien species too)... Besides, people claim the animals killed have the three point bite wounds..the mouths of these animals don't have teeth that would leave a mark like that.
I remember the classic chupacabra stories being a two legged creature with large red eyes and spines on its body and being really alien looking, when did that change to sad looking mange ridden canines ? I mean, those are two VERY different things... Also, apparently the people who find these things have never seen a freaking dog before, it's a well known fact that people see what they want to see, ask any psychologist or someone who interviews people for investigative studies or criminal cases.
Who remembers the jewpacabra from south park
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I wouldn't recommend approaching these canines, as their bites could be infectious.
The second video was definitely a coyote with mange. The "unnatural" movements was the poor thing almost starved to death. You could see it's bones, those movements were movements of a sick and almost dead animal. Poor thing needed help.
All I saw were animals with mange. The dog at 7:29 looked beyond miserable. Who ever caught the video should have called animal control or something. Mange is treatable.
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Notice he always turn his head when said, " just like this"
If these were real Chupacabra sightings, then this shows that the cryptid fears humans. So it isn't a threat to us. Secondly, it looks like a poor canine suffering from starvation and illness. Honestly, that makes this look sadder to me. Someone throw meat at it!
My grandma came across one on the ranch in Mexico. She said it would go to her window at night and whisper at her and say "come outside.." the windows only had a thin peace of wood that you would shut at night. It has long claws and a large teeth. With red eyes....
Never in my life have I ever heard seen or read that the chupacabra has lizard-like features
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Please Spay or Neuter your pets. This is the result of unwanted dogs. Starvation, disease, and chupacabras.
The one at 7 minutes is definitely a coyote - I've shot enough coyotes to recognize that head/facial structure and movement/mannerisms. Love your videos Ham!
Distemper can change a canines feet and sometimes may even look like they have thumbs
Or severely infected wounds, tumors, etc. This was a very disappointing video.
That Ain’t a Chupacabra‼️
Is a lost and starving puppy 😪
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It blows my mind that people go to experts with these sightings asking what these animals are and then when the experts explains it, ignore it and insist it’s a cryptid that is easily debunked if you actually look into it.
A Nether Creature...
Minecraft....
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