Send us a text Join All Things Cryptid as we dive into the legend of the Chupacabra—the “goat-sucker” that turned quiet pastures into crime scenes and local rumors into global headlines. We trace its rise from Puerto Rico’s panic to borderland sightings, unpack what science says about “drained” livestock and hairless carcasses, and explore why the Chupacabra keeps adapting to new fears and new media. It’s a fast, eerie tour of where folklore, misidentification, and pop culture collide—and why...
All content for All Things Cryptid is the property of Amanda Winter and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Send us a text Join All Things Cryptid as we dive into the legend of the Chupacabra—the “goat-sucker” that turned quiet pastures into crime scenes and local rumors into global headlines. We trace its rise from Puerto Rico’s panic to borderland sightings, unpack what science says about “drained” livestock and hairless carcasses, and explore why the Chupacabra keeps adapting to new fears and new media. It’s a fast, eerie tour of where folklore, misidentification, and pop culture collide—and why...
In this episode we delve into the mysterious phenomenon known as the 3rd Man Syndrome - a surreal experience reported by adventurers, explorers, and survivors who feel the presence of an unseen companion during moments of stress or isolation. Join us for real accounts and you decide if it's spiritual, paranormal, or just our brains trying to protect us. Support the show
All Things Cryptid
Send us a text Join All Things Cryptid as we dive into the legend of the Chupacabra—the “goat-sucker” that turned quiet pastures into crime scenes and local rumors into global headlines. We trace its rise from Puerto Rico’s panic to borderland sightings, unpack what science says about “drained” livestock and hairless carcasses, and explore why the Chupacabra keeps adapting to new fears and new media. It’s a fast, eerie tour of where folklore, misidentification, and pop culture collide—and why...
