What in the world is this thing!?
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I can't really see it on my phone will have to look on the computer screen.
The tail and at least one ear appear to be in the background and not part of the animal.
Come on guys!!Don't you know a Chupacabra when you see one?duh
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I think it's a blackbird with wings locked back.
I think you may be on to something. Maybe a buzzard?
Why not a buzzard? It is the right size.
I think your bear head is likely just a play of light.
You can't find anything that resembles what you are seeing because you aren't going to find a low angle, partially occluded view that utilizes a low angle lighting from a different direction from a distance, comparative beastiary. In other words, you have a less than adequate image with tricky features for trying to make the ID.
I think your bear head is likely just a play of light.
You can't find anything that resembles what you are seeing because you aren't going to find a low angle, partially occluded view that utilizes a low angle lighting from a different direction from a distance, comparative beastiary. In other words, you have a less than adequate image with tricky features for trying to make the ID.
duh, what?
Can you say Chupa Cabra? I'm telling you that is what it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chupas are hairless. Sorry.
Cabras aren't!!
Our buzzards do not have hair on their heads. They resemble Vulchers more than really big crow like birds. Also the heads are super tiny with a huge body. This creature is to small of body with to big of a head. Also, the beak, or nose, is too wide for a buzzard.
This is the kind of buzzard we have.
http://buzzardsbeat.blogspot.com/2009/12/buzzards-fly-they-dont-ski.html
Thats a really good idea. Ill try that out.
I don't see where you can tell what the blob is cloaked in, whether it is necessarily hair or feathers. The image just doesn't have that much detail given the resolution, lighting, and distance. I don't know that what you are seeing as a "head" is actually the head. That is the problem that I am talking about with imagery, angle of view, lighting, etc. You seem to be dealing with some of the same problems macro cryptid hunters deal with regularly with images that are less than steller. Bigfoot imagery always seems to have some sort of serious shortcoming, most commonly with image quality, for example. It does not help that the image had a gradational distortion from left to right.
Your buzzards resembled vultures? That is good. Buzzard is another word for vulture for our North American species.
I messed with that image and swear it is a monkey.
A Vulcher is a type of buzzard. I just use the name buzzard as thats just what we call them. There are a few different types of buzzards out there. Also, I can very clearly see the outline of the head. It say feathers because i am convinced its a bird. What throws me for a loop are the red eyes and those ears (horn like things on its head).
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