There are many legends about chupacabra, but not strong evidence that this goat sucker animal really exists. Until now.
Two police officers from Texas chased a very strange animal which they believe it’s a chupacabra. They have recorded the animal on tape, check the video:
Well, I’m not really convinced that the strange animal is not a coyote …
Sounds funny, but a breed of goats are constantly fainting when startled. This is caused by a hereditary genetic disorder, mytonia congenita. The fainting is not a paintfull process and it lasts for about 10 seconds. During this time the goat’s muscles are frozen making it fall. Although this is very funny, I feel pitty for poor fainting goats …
A marble shark was stolen this weekend from a garden aquarium in New Hampshire. It was the one half of the only breeding pair in UK and its believed that it was targeted due to its rarity. The fish originally comes from Indonesia and it worth around £2,500. The pair had recently bred six young.
The kipunji monkey (Rungwecebus kipunji) was discovered in 2005 in the Southern Highlands and Udzungwa Mountains in Tanzania. As genetic analyses revealed, the species represented an entire new genus of primate, the first since 1923. According to the census published by Wildlife Conservation Society, 1,117 kipunji monkeys are living in two isolated regions of forest in Tanzania. The newly discovered primate could disappear because the habitat is severely degraded by illegal logging and land conversion. The monkey are also haunted by poachers. The WCC officials proposed that that the kipunji be classified by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) as “critically endangered,” which means the species is threatened with extinction in the wild if immediate conservation action is not taken.
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