Yes, you heard right, Mexican urban legends are spine-tinglingly good. From the haunting tale of a weeping lady to the eerie island of dolls, here are some of the most interesting Mexican folk tales ...

Origins of a Legend In a new book, "Tracking the Chupacabra: The Vampire Beast in Fact, Fiction, and Folklore," Radford reports that the legend is only about 15 years old, started in Puerto Rico ...

The Chupacabra sightings have been made but turned out to be a dog-like mammal with a skin disease caused by mites. However, Monroe says there were no dog tags, leash, or collar and this animal ...

KLTV of Tyler, Texas, identified the chupacabra as “a bloodthirsty predator of Mexican lore.” The Associated Press called it “folkloric legend,” after another close call in Deer Creek ...

On this week's episode of New Mexico Strange, News 13 Host and Anchor Chad Brummett sat down with Author Ben Radford to discuss El Chupacabra, a popular folk beast with origins in Puerto Rico.

The legend people in most of Mexico and South America are familiar with describes the chupacabra as four-legged, scaly, rancid smelling and fanged — much like the description of a coyote with mange.

If you are obsessed with the Beast of Bray Road, Dogman, and even Chupacabra lore, you may want to go check out Legend Hunter: The Beast of Bray Road (S01E03) right now, because spoilers lie ahead.

Legend has it that when an animal is found dead, sucked of its blood, the chupacabra has struck. The rumors have popped up in Texas, Chile and Puerto Rico, ...

A Texas family believes they have finally captured the elusive chupacabra. The mythical creature, which legend says kills goats and other cattle, has never been proven to exist, but many people hav… ...

BBC.com did a study of the chupacabra legend, which has changed over the years. In its earliest version, it was a bipedal creature, with large eyes, claws and spikes down its back.

BBC.com did a study of the chupacabra legend, which has changed over the years. In its earliest version, it was a bipedal creature, with large eyes, claws and spikes down its back.

The chupacabra, which originated as an undiscovered animal of legend and lore in Puerto Rico in the mid-1990s and then spread into South America, Mexico and Texas, ...