Chupacabra. Argentina

The unknown and unexplained: In South America, something continues to maim animals. In Argentina, several more farmers found their animals dead and disfigured. It seems that the case of Aldo Pineda's cow was only the first in a series of strange April attacks on cattle. And then things got even worse.

A completely drained goat with incisions in the tail area was found in the town of Quebrada Corner, and a dead foal with the same signs was found in the town of Quimilí. Residents of Santiago found two of their animals dead, mutilated and devoid of bones and some internal organs.

The local population is afraid for their cattle and consider the attacks to be the work of hands (paws?) creatures named Alma Mule (an analogue of the chupacabra). One of the farmers on the night before the discovery of the animal's corpse admitted that he had heard strange wild sounds in the neighborhood that could only be made by some supernatural being.