🔵 Scott Henke | The Most Popular & Most Wildly Quoted Scientific Paper on Chupacabra, in the World ; ➖ Totally Denying its Existence❗

 

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🔵 The Most Popular & Most Wildly Quoted Scientific Paper on Chupacabra, in the World ;

    ➖ Totally Denying its Existence❗

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🗣️ Dijo Thomas :

👉 Have You seen this Scientific Article on Chupacabra, by Scientists in Texas A&M University❓ 

🟣 Dijo Thomas says that this is The Most Popular & Most Wildly Quoted Scientific Paper on Chupacabra, in the World, Till Date ;

 ➖ in the Three and a Half Decades since the Puerto Rican Sightings ;

➖ Saying That Chupacabra DOESN'T EXIST❗

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🔻 The Topmost Research, and the Second Topmost Research ;

 Popular Research and Findings ,

 

❌ Denying the Existence of the Legendary Chupacabra in the World ; are 

◾ 1. Scientific Publication by Scott Henke, Regents Professor, Department of Animal and Wildlife Sciences, 

Texas A&M University, also with His two Colleagues, &

◾ 2. Research of 5 Years, and then a Book written by Ben Radford , a Paranormal Investigator; Discarding the Claims of Attacks and Sightings of Chupacabra, by numerous Farmers❗

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👉 Ben Radford, a Paranormal Investigator , did a 5 Year Field Research on Chupacabra, including in Puerto Rico and Mexico. He then wrote a Book Saying That Chupacabra DOESN'T EXIST.

 

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     🟢 Dijo Thomas Challenged Ben Radford for an Open Debate before Media in 2021.

 Ben Radford was Forced to Accept the Discovery of Indian Chupacabra by Scientist. Dijo Thomas, in 2021 Itself

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👉 This Scientific Paper was written by Three well known Accademics and Scientists ;

 in one of the Topmost Universities in USA, and the World❗

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🔻 Dr. Scott Henke's Scientific Paper on Chupacabra / 🦘 American Chupacabra ; 
➖ Saying that Chupacabra DOESN'T EXIST❗

◾ " ¡El Chupacabra!

The Science Behind a Latin American Mystery "

• This Texas A&M AgriLife Extension publication explains the science behind the "chupacabra" legend, identifying sightings as often being coyotes with severe mange. 

• The document, authored by wildlife experts, outlines how mange causes hair loss, skin thickening, and grey coloration that fits popular descriptions of the mythical creature. 

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◾ " ¡El Chupacabra!

The Science Behind a Latin American Mystery "

This paper was authored by :

1. ◾ Scott Henke, Regents Professor, Department of Animal and Wildlife Sciences, 

Texas A&M University-Kingsville

2. John M. Tomeček, Assistant Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist, 

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension

3. Terry Hensley, DVM, Assistant Agency Director and Extension Veterinarian, 

Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory

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👉 From the paper :

◾ The chupacabra explained

The chupacabra is most commonly described 

as a creature with grey, scaly skin, a raised ridge 

on its back, and viscous teeth. While these traits 

could describe a creature we have not yet discov-

ered, they actually do match the appearance of 

several wild animals with severe cases of mange—a 

disease caused by mite infestation. Most typically, 

these are coyotes (Canis latrans), or rarely, raccoons 

(Procyon lotor) with a severe case of this disease. 

The characteristic raised ridge is the remnant guard 

hairs of the ruff, the scales are due to burrowing 

mites, and grey is the coyote’s natural skin color 

(exposed due to hair loss). Thorough examinations 

of dentition and other anatomical traits confirm 

this as the species being sighted.

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👉 Mange

Mange (sarcoptic or demodectic), also known

as scabies, is a debilitating disease that affects a va-

riety of wildlife and domestic animals. This disease

is common and highly contagious. In canines it is

caused by the mites, Sarcoptis scabiei and Demodex

canis, respectively. These mites burrow into the

skin to lay their eggs, this causes skin irritation and

alopecia (loss of hair).

( End of Science publication on Chupacabra. )

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👉 I assume it was Scott Henke , Who First Proposed the " 🔵 Mange Theory " ; 

➖ To Explain the Lack of Hair on Chupacabra's Body❗

Later All others took this Up as an Explanation for the Lack of Hair on Chupacabra's Body.

🗣️ Dijo Thomas Says that this was One of the Many Major Mistakes in Chupacabra Research ❗

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👉 If You Google it, You can download the Full Science Paper on Chupacabra.

👉 The Essence of the Above Science Publication on Chupacabra is that ;

  ➖ 1. Chupacabra DOESN'T EXIST &

  ➖ 2. Chupacabra sightings are only Coyotes or Raccoons with Mange, a Skin Disease.

   🟣 Watch Out for the Part ➖ 2 of this Article , 

By Scientist & Theoretical Zoologist Dijo Thomas❗

Dijo Thomas 

▪️ Scientist 

▪️ Theoretical Zoologist

▪️ Wild Elephant Expert

▪️ Conservation Biologist

 📗 DijoThomasOfficial.blogspot.com

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