Introduction
The El Chupacabra originated from 2,300 of European and American traditions about the story. The El Chupacabra name means (goat sucker) in Spanish (Colavito, 1995). El Chupacabra originated or came about in Latin America, but the first modern report was in Puerto Rico in 1995. It stands about 4 to 5 feet tall. The creature has powerful legs that give it the ability to jump far distance. The animal also has long claws, terrifying red eyes and distinctive spike going down its back (Radford, 1995). Mrs. Tulentiono claimed she saw a lizard like creature. Benjamin Radford a scientist described the unknown animal as the same description as Mrs. Tulentiono. El Chupacabra was a creature that preyed on goad mostly and drinks their blood,
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She received two gifts from her brother living in the United States (Santino, 2008). The brother told the family that they would pick them up to bring them to the United States. The family was picked up, but abandoned in the Sonora Desert. Eva brought her camera. The article said that she dropped the camera and went back to get it when she heard a growl. The family was frightening by the growl, they ran and was chased by the El chupacabra (Santino, 2008). The men were notified that they were crossing the border were T. Valentine and M. Santino. They both stated that the GPS show there were four living things instead of three in the location. When they arrived, they found the bodies of Eva’s parents and notice that the family had three wholes under their neck on each of their bodies. Eva stated that it was El chupacabra when the agents returned her to her grandmother (Santino,2006).
The Ramirez family is being attacked by an animal believe to be an El chupacabra. The conclusion I draw from this is that is not enough evidence to prove that is was an El chupacabra. This attack could have been by any type of wild animal in the desert. The video was not adequate because it did not show the individuals being attacked on the video only their dead bodies. Account two is a testimony because they did not have any evidence to prove their theory. The border control could not
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The attack left the individuals drained of blood. The people said that various animals roam this area and clear could have been any type of animal. In the accidental death report conducted by coast guard did not state the individual appears to be attacked by unidentified animal.
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Account three is invalid and unsound, because the unidentified creature that the young man shot was a canine of some sorts according to the wildlife expert. Carter Pope was sure he shot el chupacabra, but he did not know until the wild specialist. The canine suffered from the mange and very sickening. Comprehensiveness
Account 1 For account one, the considered evidence when the story first came up, because it was thought they may have caught the namimal that looked like it. The animal didn’t look like el chupacabra at all it did nott have any spikes or anything. In this they think el chupacabra would have broken out of a little cage like the one they had it in. The things that made it believe was not true were the look of it. It did look like a sick animal but it has a vicious growl that may have scared little people which was one of el chupacabra
From a proud Conquistador, to a castaway, a slave and trader, and then medicine man, Cabeza de Vaca was the first European to explore much of the southern coast of Texas. Cabeza was a 37 year old military veteran in 1527 when he left on the Narvaez Expedition to find gold and colonize the Gulf Coast. He was the expedition’s treasurer. Cabeza de Vaca was enslaved by Indians in 1528 when one of the rafts the crew made crashed on present day Galveston island, he then escaped in 1530 and joined/was enslaved by another tribe called the Charrucos until his escape with 3 other survivors in 1534. He then walked to Mexico City. Cabeza survived this ordeal because of the incredible patience he had, his skills of diplomacy and goodwill, and his amazing wilderness survival skills.
Credibility Statement: The Mexican drug trade is always in the headlines here in Texas due to our proximity to the Mexican border.
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The book, What’s So Super About the Supernatural tells of well known stories about poltergeists. A poltergeist is a noisy or high energy ghost who might perform violent activity. A young girl by the name of Tina Resch lived in Ohio and is known to be a poltergeist. “No ghost was ever seen or heard on camera; however when the camera was inadvertently left running, the tape showed Tina surreptitiously pulling over a lamp” (Gardner). The evidence was found after people were reporting the activity. Newspaper reporters went to the scene to check out the action only to find evidence of Tina throwing objects violently around the house. Another example of proof that ghosts exist goes back to a case involving a poltergeist in England. An eleven-year-old boy by the name of Matthew Manning performed several violent actions that his dad had noticed and reported. Gardner writes, “ On one occasion, Matthew’s bed was thrown about and left leaning at an angle against the wall” (Gardner). These examples are not the only reported cases regarding ghosts and paranormal activity. Many stories about the supernatural have been told and passed down for several generations. Spirits are even mentioned in well known religious books that have been passed down for hundreds of
Ismael Zambada García also known as “El Mayo”, was on born January 1, 1948. He is a Mexican drug lord as well as one of the three Sinaloa Cartels. He has served as a logistical coordinator for his faction (Zambada Garcia) of the Sinaloa Cartel who assist in the exporting of cocaine and heroin many US states including Chicago by many ways of transportation including trains, ships, jets and submarines. Zambada began his criminal career by smuggling a few kilograms of drugs at the time, then increased his gang's production of heroin and marijuana. When Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo was arrested in 1989, his organization broke up into two factions, the Tijuana Cartel led by his nephews, the Arellano Félix brothers, and the Sinaloa Cartel, run by
In order to prove to everyone this creature is real, stories should be told in order to persuade them. The first sightings of this creature started around 1995, when a man was noticing his animals acting strange on his farm in Puerto Rico. He really didn’t understand why they were acting strange that night, although they seemed very afraid of something. The next morning he woke up to find his two goats dead, and the next couple nights he began his search for what has done it. One night he saw a creature that was the perfect description of what is known as the Chupacabra today. The name Chupacabra literally means “goat-sucker” so from that day on the search had began and is still continuing in Central America and even the US (“Unique Facts about Mexico: Chupacabra”). This is just one of the countries that have been affected by this animal and something tells me it isn’t going to be the last.
El “cucuy” supposed to eat the kids that don’t listen to their parents. La llorona iIs one of the most hispanic famous legends, back then “la llorona” was a beautiful young lady who's had two kids, a girl and a boy and she killed them to be able to be with his husband that she loved and when he rejects her she ends up killing herself and according to the legend she's looking for kids to kidnap them. “La llorona” and “el cucuy” are very popular legends on the hispanic cultures they both are similar because they both are about a supernatural figures that appear on the dark and both look for kids. These legends reflect the culture with their terrifying s Most hispanics know these legends and can relate with them because their parents scared them throughout their childhood. What values are evident in each?These legends have a huge value on the hispanic culture because this was a way for parents to keep their children out of trouble or bad behavior. Throughout the years people have been talking about these legends and people have assume that they have seen “la llorona” or “el cucuy” around
Paranormal activity is manifestation that lies outside of the normal experience which can’t be proven to be real. Most people have become interested in the haunted houses and stones due to the lack of support that they are getting from the community of science. The lack of support from the community will be hard to get because most people do not believe in this. According to the unknown, “paranormal activities and sightings usually fall into categories: spirituals entities, crytids, which are organisms whose existence is told by legends and myths.” Most people think that paranormal deal with just ghost and their hauntings but it is much more than that. Paranormal phenomena are not accepted by the scientists because they feel the evidence should be required. According to Psychic Readings, "ESP stands for extra sensory perception. While clairvoyance, or seeing clearly is primarily an optional phenomenon." A clairvoyant psychic is someone who shares a vision of unseen in telling about their health or future. "Clairvoyants are people who specialize in supernatural skills," states Psychics Reading. People like this have a magical ability to see into the past, present, and future. ESP is normally addresses as the sixth sense. "The term 'ESP' was used often in 1870 by Sir Richard Burton." Psychical research does not support that everyone is born with this capability. It is said there are people who have experienced at least one ESP in their lifetime. However to Schmeidler, another theory claims that ESP is a super sense which evolves in the nervous system. From David’s perspective, “hundreds of years ago to possess the gift of clairvoyance, one was considered a witch - as unknown knowledge was 'feared' (the emotion which keeps us trappe...
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between living organisms and their external environment that seem that seemed to transcend the known physical laws of nature (The Rhine, 2013). According to (Nichols, 2011) parapsychology was studied over 100 years and in that time amassed thousands of cases studies and formal experiments in order to better understand these non-ordinary realms. In the study of paranormal activity, they have been studying them in lavatories. When studying parapsychology, people try to get an understanding and hope to get their questions answered about the phenomena aspects of these subjects. Scientist who study paranormal activities are trying to discover why these events occur. Parapsychology came about in the 1930s. When in a paranormal situation it is weird and scary and sometimes unbelievable.
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Two weeks later, Fito and Yurico were found cold and hungry on the tracks in Irapuato. Affected by this they put an end to their journey to the north. They were placed in a shelter by Mexican Immigration to get deported. Out of the four kids, Kevin is only one who makes it to the United States. Detained in Huston, he feels he is trapped, “cornered and locked up.” He only gets to do only so many things, misses his mother and regrets everything that lead to him to coming to the United States. Eventually, Kevin is deported back to Honduras and meets his beloved mother. Even though, his mother is happy to see him, she admits that it would have been better for him if he could have founded a family in United States. His step father also thinks that Kevin is a problem and shouldn’t live with them. Nine months later Kevin and Fito made another attempt to reach the United States. Fito was caught and transferred back to Honduras and Kevin was caught at the United States border, then transferred to a shelter in Washington
Pablo Escobar and Gustavo Gaviria made the Napoles Ranch, which was full of exotic animals worth great sum of money,
Morally, I think this story clearly states that people would do anything to avoid being embarrassed. From my understanding, I think that this story teaches us that we should be open to hear people?s opinions but we should follow our instincts. We should not allow others to make the decisions for us. The police officers just shoot the elephant because people wanted him to do so. This essay is trying to help us to see that we should look at the pros and cons of an issue rather than making a quick decision that can affect someone. I cannot condemn the author for shooting the elephant, though he knew it was wrong. Nor can I condemn him for giving in to the natives and not sticking to his guns. He does not want to appear foolish to others like all of us do.