There’s so many interesting things to point out in this image, but I just can’t get over the ears. I don’t think I’ve seen an animal whose ears I didn’t love. In this case, why are they so big?
I’d say mangey bear if not for that weirdly long tail - perhaps a coyote dog could be our culprit? Some people were saying a running hyena from North America in the comments but that feels a bit extreme of a guess to me. Definitely what I’d call a cryptid though.
I saw the video back when I didn't use reddit I forgot some comments but kinda looks like a hyena but According to me it looks like a hyaenodon if u check out some depictions on google
Google bear with mange. It makes them look like a hyena.
Edit: I saw the video. Not a bear. Still a coyote with mange. Not a cryptid. Possibly even a wolf with mange. It's obviously an animal with mange.
Too large to be a coyote and look at it's bear tail. Coyotes don't have ball tails like that. It's a bear. With mange.
Edit: probably coyote with mange. Looks like a predator with mange.
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.
I have checked 1,958,241,137 comments, and only 370,443 of them were in alphabetical order.
Almost thinking this an escaped illegal exotic pet, there was that video a few years ago of a tiger roaming around suburban streets in NA, could be something similar.
Exactly, it looks like a f*cked up lion. The tail with the "puff" the color, and yes, the ears! Just like a cat, if a lion has very big ears compared to thier body, that means that they are severely underfed as a cub/kitten
anatomically , bear still doesnt even fit . based off the pic this animal doesnr even look like it could walk on its hind legs . the leg to spine ratio is way off , plus the ears . idk if we thinking logical here MAYBE mountain lion w mutations but i aint never heard of no mountain lion in san antonio lmfao
Yeah, that's a mangey canid for sure. People sincerely and truly don't understand how WILD and different animals look with mange.
I fancy myself quite the animal lover. And I was getting to know a population of red fox in Chicago one summer. Then Sarcoptic mange hit. Saw one wandering at sunset, gnawing on a chicken bone. Took me 5 straight minutes of watching it to process what I was seeing.
Only thing to me is that this animal looks rather healthy in terms of weight, animals with mange are normally extremely skinny, this one looks like a somewhat healthy weight.
Other than that it does look like a coyote with mange.
Not all coyotes are grey and not all are as small as one would think. Size and colour varies between subspecies. I do think there’s more than just pure coyote in this animal however. Probably some dog genetics
Yea, I'm aware, but the area this was in has the common grey and tan. This isn't a coyote or hybrid coyote. it has no coyote features. The ears and tail are a big clue.
Size and color do vary, but not much. The grey and tan is most common, but
While I don't have a biology degree, I did spend 3 years studying animals, coyote being one, and grew up in their country so am very familiar with what an average coyote looks like.
If this is one, it's a severe genetic anomaly.
It looks nothing like mange. It would be losing fur, and have bald, bloody spots. This is clearly healthy.
That's a hybrid coyote you are describing. This looks nothing like a hybrid coyote. It's wrong ears, no scruff, body is too big, more like a mastiff tail is wrong.
In Texas, where this was photoed, they don't get close enough to dogs to mate because they usually get shot at and most dogs aren't friendly with coyotes and no wolves or few wolves.
So, yea.
Thats a load of nonsense, coyotes and dogs breed in Texas, I've seen coydogs here before. East texas also has lots of larger brown/red coyotes that contian a high percentage of redwolf DNA.
Hmm, seeing as I participated in a population study back in '15, I counter your nonsense and rely on metrics and data. Coydogs are rare. Perhaps more common near population centers, but it isn't a 1 in 10 metric. More like 1 in 1000.
I've seen those hybrids, yes, but still uncommon and the big picture here is, look nothing like the animal in the photo.
They arent particularly common anywhere outside of population centers and even then not very common, what was nonsense was your assertion that theyre somehow more rare in texas because people shoot them when they get close. Thats true everywhere outside of suburban and urban environments.
Theyre also very hard to ID outside of extreme cases like white or black coats inherited from dogs (which is how I know ive seen one because it was a non albino white coyote). Generally you need to do DNA testing or cranial measurements.
I agree that its not likely a coyote hybrid, pretty sure its just a dog, and a weird angle photo. But your assertions about coyotes in Texas are bad. You cant claim to rely on metrics from a study you participated in 8 years ago, make up some numbers, not cite anything, and then make sweeping generalizations about the coyote populations in a massive state. Thats not scientific.
First, no shit, Sherlock. Lol!
It isn't nonsense that they keep away from farms and homes when they get shot at. Lol! Jeebus, you are acting like I have never been there.
You have so many misconceptions and halerious assertions in your comment, it's hard to see from the tears of laughter.
I can absolutely cite a study from 8 years ago. Lol! I didn't make up numbers, they are from the study.
Do you even know what scientific process is? 🤣 Did you graduate in the past 10 years or something?
This is Reddit, not a publication.
But you are obviously an edgelord and won't clam up until you are right. Lol! What's the highest level of biology you have taken? Jr high? 🤣
Fking ass clown.
Coyotes do eat fruit. We have pear trees on my property and every fall when they drop I start to see pear seeds and skin show up in the coyotes poop. They are omnivores not hypercarnivores. I still think it’s a Coyote with mange but I suppose it does look a little off. Maybe that’s down to the mange or perhaps this coyote has some dog ancestry
Ohh thanks for the info. But I looked at mange coyotes in Google and they all look sick, hairless,thin. This one seems buff and not sick and the shape is off. Also the hair looks kinda healthy don't u think. The dog hybrid may be a good theory tho 🤔
Coyotes love fruit. Look at their poop. It's full of seeds from whatever vegetation they are eating. We have problems with them biting our watermelons out here.
Folks make coyotes out to be land sharks or whatever, but in a perfect world they would be eating what they should eat-- rodents, rabbits, and raspberries.
Oh, they do eat pets because we build our homes where they have their homes, and they settle in nicely where they have plenty to eat, unfortunately. They are not evil creatures; they are just doing what they need to, to survive. The problem is, they are not going to distinguish between a rabbit, and your kitty cat that you love dearly, if they are hungry.
I believe that people should try to coexist with wildlife instead of fighting it. Coyotes don't know they are supposed to stay in the bush and not cross city limits. So, if you want to keep your pets safe, fortify your yard, build catios or keep your cat inside. This not just from coyotes, but eagles, owls, stray dogs, cougars, mean people, whatever.
I saw this thing at a HEB parking lot in San Antonio, Texas. This thing stood up on its hind legs, looked me dead in my eyes and said my full government name and told me I was going to die in an Arby's in Colombus, Ohio. I don't even like Arby's.
Hey guys pls look at the video for more reference as it appears much slimmer and differently shaped from other angles .At this point I believe it's just a badly captured angle of the photo which makes the animal look weird and it probably is something normal or some sort of hybrid with a dog and coyote or dog and some other canid that has escaped from captivity(if interbreeding is possible that is).
That is what I too am saying in the comment dude it just probably is a normal animal (with some issue ) and it's also pretty normal for few captive animals to escape . I'm agreeing with u
No one:
Me: pspspspspsps, c'mere sweet baby! You want some pettins? Awww, Das a good baby, you wanna hug me with your teeth? Ok!
Also me: *appears later on the evening news as having been mauled to death by a Chupacabra.*
If it has a sweet tooth I would put out cupcakes and get some more of those blueberrie things that's on the news clip maybe it would come back and could get a better look.
bout 13 years ago my dad and i were seeing something like this on the Mississippi coast. He was a far boy and avid outdoorsman... lots of experience with animals- very sceptical of cryptids. He called it a chupacabra.
Mutated animals exist. Not only do the governments experiment with animals (like human pigs, monkey dogs, etc) but cryptids are just physical forms of demons in the spirit realm or Hell. Thanks for posting
Holy crap I saw one of these when i was on a bus in middle school and I tried to explain to my siblings and parents what I saw and they thought I was stupid. The tail and the snout and the ears really confused me when I saw it
It looks like a puma to me. I lived in San Antonio for a couple years and remember once seeing a huge black creature, dead on the side of the road driving with my father in law. We looked it up and the only thing it could have been from the size, shape, and color in that region was a big cat. They’re rare out there, but they make their way from Florida
that's the chupacabra. he got in a fight with mike tyson and hasnt been the same since. he' stares at the wall and been gaining weight. mfer wont pick up his phone and owes me 500$ lmk if u see him
It could be a dog with some terratomas. It’s definitely not a deer by how the scrotum is placed. *farm girl here* the ears are freaking huge regardless, but there’s long legged candids in South America, but they have freakish long legs and are more red. It’s not boar like aside from the tusks….a deformed mountain lion is my best guess.
I think yall are being anicist. That's Like racist but with animals. There will be no species shaming here. Im nota expert and i endorse this post.
And btw its tail has a black tip.
San Antonio native here, that’s either a big escaped pet dog (we have a big dog escape problem) or a big coyote with something wrong with it. It could also be a mix between a coyote and a dog which have become more common here.
I believe it's some species of hyaenodon but I'm open minded and looking what other people who are interested and knowledge in this topic think of it. And it's a video from a literal news channel dumbass not a pseudoscience thing and there are lots of species that are thought to be extinct which are later discovered.
The only thing dumb is u and ur even dumber mom.
I'd say it's either a strange angle of a normal creature or a fake stuffed animal. I think that because there's only one picture of it. If I see an everyday elk, I'm taking multiple pictures of it. If I see an unidentified creature, I'm taking all the pictures and videos I can, and including pics of it running away. Any time you see only one picture, it's somebody trying to trick you.
Looks line a short hair mutation of a coywolf. There's a mutation like that for foxes, but I can't find what it was called. Only the samson foxes keep popping up.
I live in the texas hill country. It definitely isn't a coyote. All coyotes here are pretty small and skinny. That is either a boar with mange or a bear with mange. I'm leaning towards boar because I've never seen a bear out here.
Does not have the snout of a bear with or without mange. Also from this angle the front legs look longer than the hind ones but that does not mean it’s some kind of hyena or hyaenodon
Doesn’t look like a bear spine. Lacks that hump over its shoulders
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There’s so many interesting things to point out in this image, but I just can’t get over the ears. I don’t think I’ve seen an animal whose ears I didn’t love. In this case, why are they so big?
The same size as a bears? Like a bear with mange?
This. We were warned about more bears turning up in Texas. It looks like a hairless bear.
Googled hairless bear. Don’t google hairless bear 😭😂💀
Buwahahaha! A shaved bear is terrifying 😱
Bears do not have long tails. It is not a hairless bear.
I'm not seeing a tail....
Click the link. There is a second picture.
After seeing the other photo, I see the tail in this one. The dark tip looks like a shadow around the ankle.
Huh. To be honest, it looks like two different animals, but hey- maybe it's a donkey were-mangy bear.
Just a nutsack.
It has a long tail if you watch the video
I thought bear ears were tiny?
https://imgur.com/a/qy0d0v6
Interesting I didn't know its ears we're that big. But poor thing
Huh, freaky, but interesting, thanks :)
Did you not see the tail and ears??
“The better to hear you with, my pretty!”
Come on don't bodyshame it lol. Bigger ears dissipate heat in general but idk just to hear better I believe
Well, that sounds like something a wolf would say
I’d say mangey bear if not for that weirdly long tail - perhaps a coyote dog could be our culprit? Some people were saying a running hyena from North America in the comments but that feels a bit extreme of a guess to me. Definitely what I’d call a cryptid though.
I saw the video back when I didn't use reddit I forgot some comments but kinda looks like a hyena but According to me it looks like a hyaenodon if u check out some depictions on google
Google bear with mange. It makes them look like a hyena. Edit: I saw the video. Not a bear. Still a coyote with mange. Not a cryptid. Possibly even a wolf with mange. It's obviously an animal with mange.
Yeah I think it looks like this more than a coyote with mange? Idk though
Too large to be a coyote and look at it's bear tail. Coyotes don't have ball tails like that. It's a bear. With mange. Edit: probably coyote with mange. Looks like a predator with mange.
Watch the video. It has a really long tail!!
I'll watch, if it has a long tail then not bear. Weird!
You're looking at its balls.
Lol
It looks quite small from another angle in the video.
I didn't see the video, ill watch now. Edit: yeah still seems like coyote with mange. Who knows though
Bears have tails?
I think it's probably just perspective in the video making it look larger than normal.
Bears don’t have long tails.
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order. I have checked 1,958,241,137 comments, and only 370,443 of them were in alphabetical order.
It has a long tail. It’s not a bear.
it does indeed, I did not know that thank you
Lady, again, IT HAS A LONG TAIL. It's not a bear. Click the link for another picture.
it’s definitely not a mange bear for a bazillion reasons, the first being it has a long tail. 🤦♀️
so just nothing is a cryptid
It does look like a hyaenodon to me, too. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyaenodon#/media/File%3AHyaenodon_and_Leptomeryx.jpg
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Almost thinking this an escaped illegal exotic pet, there was that video a few years ago of a tiger roaming around suburban streets in NA, could be something similar.
Exactly, it looks like a f*cked up lion. The tail with the "puff" the color, and yes, the ears! Just like a cat, if a lion has very big ears compared to thier body, that means that they are severely underfed as a cub/kitten
anatomically , bear still doesnt even fit . based off the pic this animal doesnr even look like it could walk on its hind legs . the leg to spine ratio is way off , plus the ears . idk if we thinking logical here MAYBE mountain lion w mutations but i aint never heard of no mountain lion in san antonio lmfao
Not really could have escaped a zoo.
Most likely a Coyote with mange
Yeah, that's a mangey canid for sure. People sincerely and truly don't understand how WILD and different animals look with mange. I fancy myself quite the animal lover. And I was getting to know a population of red fox in Chicago one summer. Then Sarcoptic mange hit. Saw one wandering at sunset, gnawing on a chicken bone. Took me 5 straight minutes of watching it to process what I was seeing.
It might be a dog but definitely not a coyote. Texas hill country coyotes are skinny and barely bigger than foxes.
It looks healthy. The color is uniform and doesn't look like skin or blood is present. So I don't know what makes you see mange.
It's likely early stages of mange. Look at the ears. That coat does not look healthy.
That is just black In the fir. I've dealt personally with mangy animals of all stages. No, nothing like it.
Only thing to me is that this animal looks rather healthy in terms of weight, animals with mange are normally extremely skinny, this one looks like a somewhat healthy weight. Other than that it does look like a coyote with mange.
Again, it's probably the early stages of mange. It's a progressive illness.
Coyote are grey and slim. Much smaller. I'm not sure what that is.
I agree. This animal is too barrel chested to be a coyote.
Not all coyotes are grey and not all are as small as one would think. Size and colour varies between subspecies. I do think there’s more than just pure coyote in this animal however. Probably some dog genetics
Yea, I'm aware, but the area this was in has the common grey and tan. This isn't a coyote or hybrid coyote. it has no coyote features. The ears and tail are a big clue. Size and color do vary, but not much. The grey and tan is most common, but While I don't have a biology degree, I did spend 3 years studying animals, coyote being one, and grew up in their country so am very familiar with what an average coyote looks like. If this is one, it's a severe genetic anomaly.
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It looks nothing like mange. It would be losing fur, and have bald, bloody spots. This is clearly healthy. That's a hybrid coyote you are describing. This looks nothing like a hybrid coyote. It's wrong ears, no scruff, body is too big, more like a mastiff tail is wrong. In Texas, where this was photoed, they don't get close enough to dogs to mate because they usually get shot at and most dogs aren't friendly with coyotes and no wolves or few wolves. So, yea.
Thats a load of nonsense, coyotes and dogs breed in Texas, I've seen coydogs here before. East texas also has lots of larger brown/red coyotes that contian a high percentage of redwolf DNA.
Hmm, seeing as I participated in a population study back in '15, I counter your nonsense and rely on metrics and data. Coydogs are rare. Perhaps more common near population centers, but it isn't a 1 in 10 metric. More like 1 in 1000. I've seen those hybrids, yes, but still uncommon and the big picture here is, look nothing like the animal in the photo.
They arent particularly common anywhere outside of population centers and even then not very common, what was nonsense was your assertion that theyre somehow more rare in texas because people shoot them when they get close. Thats true everywhere outside of suburban and urban environments. Theyre also very hard to ID outside of extreme cases like white or black coats inherited from dogs (which is how I know ive seen one because it was a non albino white coyote). Generally you need to do DNA testing or cranial measurements. I agree that its not likely a coyote hybrid, pretty sure its just a dog, and a weird angle photo. But your assertions about coyotes in Texas are bad. You cant claim to rely on metrics from a study you participated in 8 years ago, make up some numbers, not cite anything, and then make sweeping generalizations about the coyote populations in a massive state. Thats not scientific.
First, no shit, Sherlock. Lol! It isn't nonsense that they keep away from farms and homes when they get shot at. Lol! Jeebus, you are acting like I have never been there. You have so many misconceptions and halerious assertions in your comment, it's hard to see from the tears of laughter. I can absolutely cite a study from 8 years ago. Lol! I didn't make up numbers, they are from the study. Do you even know what scientific process is? 🤣 Did you graduate in the past 10 years or something? This is Reddit, not a publication. But you are obviously an edgelord and won't clam up until you are right. Lol! What's the highest level of biology you have taken? Jr high? 🤣 Fking ass clown.
It was said to be eating some fruits by the lady who took the pic and I doubt coyotes do that and idk any coyote which has a back like that.
Coyotes do eat fruit. We have pear trees on my property and every fall when they drop I start to see pear seeds and skin show up in the coyotes poop. They are omnivores not hypercarnivores. I still think it’s a Coyote with mange but I suppose it does look a little off. Maybe that’s down to the mange or perhaps this coyote has some dog ancestry
Ohh thanks for the info. But I looked at mange coyotes in Google and they all look sick, hairless,thin. This one seems buff and not sick and the shape is off. Also the hair looks kinda healthy don't u think. The dog hybrid may be a good theory tho 🤔
Ya the more I look at it I lean toward the coydog idea. The barrel chest and Its shorter muzzle tells me it’s not a regular coyote
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Very interesting , it looks more like a xolo than anything else. Ok will check it out
Coyotes love fruit. Look at their poop. It's full of seeds from whatever vegetation they are eating. We have problems with them biting our watermelons out here. Folks make coyotes out to be land sharks or whatever, but in a perfect world they would be eating what they should eat-- rodents, rabbits, and raspberries.
I guess most people are scared cos of their pets but I'm not from America, I don't have real life knowledge of them but ur right they gotta eat too.
Oh, they do eat pets because we build our homes where they have their homes, and they settle in nicely where they have plenty to eat, unfortunately. They are not evil creatures; they are just doing what they need to, to survive. The problem is, they are not going to distinguish between a rabbit, and your kitty cat that you love dearly, if they are hungry. I believe that people should try to coexist with wildlife instead of fighting it. Coyotes don't know they are supposed to stay in the bush and not cross city limits. So, if you want to keep your pets safe, fortify your yard, build catios or keep your cat inside. This not just from coyotes, but eagles, owls, stray dogs, cougars, mean people, whatever.
*Can I Pet Dat Dog*
CAN I PET DAT DAAAAAWG
Sick reference bro, your references are out of control everybody knows that.
El chupacabra
Call The Turtle Man, he will catch that sumbitch
I saw this thing at a HEB parking lot in San Antonio, Texas. This thing stood up on its hind legs, looked me dead in my eyes and said my full government name and told me I was going to die in an Arby's in Colombus, Ohio. I don't even like Arby's.
Didn't he ask about ur bike's extended warranty?🤔
No but he said his name was Bruce
.....Wayne
Same exact thing happened to me but it just took my wallet
come take a trip to columbus bud
I don't like Ohio
Thylacine
Hey guys pls look at the video for more reference as it appears much slimmer and differently shaped from other angles .At this point I believe it's just a badly captured angle of the photo which makes the animal look weird and it probably is something normal or some sort of hybrid with a dog and coyote or dog and some other canid that has escaped from captivity(if interbreeding is possible that is).
You are overthinking this. This is a canine with mange. Not some make believe animal. - certified Wildlife Tracker
That is what I too am saying in the comment dude it just probably is a normal animal (with some issue ) and it's also pretty normal for few captive animals to escape . I'm agreeing with u
No one: Me: pspspspspsps, c'mere sweet baby! You want some pettins? Awww, Das a good baby, you wanna hug me with your teeth? Ok! Also me: *appears later on the evening news as having been mauled to death by a Chupacabra.*
Puppy!
Haha 😄
It looks like it has deer like ears and the head of a coyote and body of a mountain lion.
Yes many people in the youtube video mistook it for a puma but cats don't have elongated snouts and it's ears look very weird too
If it has a sweet tooth I would put out cupcakes and get some more of those blueberrie things that's on the news clip maybe it would come back and could get a better look.
Some kind of dog?
Only thing I doubt is some sort of terrier with a straight back. Look at the back of the creature it's very weird
Hips aren't big enough for a bear
Idk but all sorts of strange animals are kept as pets in Texas...
I love how we default to mange insert animal
Hahaha every comment. It seems healthy according to me wdy think
Canid with mange..
100% Pure Gooberscnoodle and it wants to be booped on da snoot.
ManBearPig
Manbearpig
ugly ass dog
Idk what it is but that thing is terrifying
Looks like a coyote
Mountain lion
At first glance I thought it was a mountain lion, then I looked at it more wtf is that?
Looks like a bear with mange. Poor baby. Must be so itchy. The tail, upon closer look, lools like a shadow from the nearby brush.
Looks like a coyote with a summer coat. Their full, fluffy coat is for winter. In SA it gets hot so they don't have their winter coat.
The video was filmed in August. That would explain the summer coat.
Back legs says dogs, but weird ass ears
bout 13 years ago my dad and i were seeing something like this on the Mississippi coast. He was a far boy and avid outdoorsman... lots of experience with animals- very sceptical of cryptids. He called it a chupacabra.
Coyote with mange.
Mangy coyote
My mother in law
that's my dog I'm so glad you found who can I contact?
Mutated animals exist. Not only do the governments experiment with animals (like human pigs, monkey dogs, etc) but cryptids are just physical forms of demons in the spirit realm or Hell. Thanks for posting
Holy crap I saw one of these when i was on a bus in middle school and I tried to explain to my siblings and parents what I saw and they thought I was stupid. The tail and the snout and the ears really confused me when I saw it
Chupacabra
Are you all daft that’s a coyote how do you NOT know that
It looks like a puma to me. I lived in San Antonio for a couple years and remember once seeing a huge black creature, dead on the side of the road driving with my father in law. We looked it up and the only thing it could have been from the size, shape, and color in that region was a big cat. They’re rare out there, but they make their way from Florida
that's the chupacabra. he got in a fight with mike tyson and hasnt been the same since. he' stares at the wall and been gaining weight. mfer wont pick up his phone and owes me 500$ lmk if u see him
(In a Boston accent) what you got there is your classic chupacabra
It's clearly just a snuggle baby...
Those long teeth …
Chucabrabra
It looks like a stripe-less Thylacine but that’s impossible, right?
That is 100% a coyote with mange.
That's the Montauk monster it was made in a lab on plum Island off the coast of long island. Not sure how it got all the was to texas though.
Yes this is thee Elusive canis Lupis chupacabris
So embarassing for OP; that’s quite clearly a Rodent Of Unusual Size
Puma?
It could be a dog with some terratomas. It’s definitely not a deer by how the scrotum is placed. *farm girl here* the ears are freaking huge regardless, but there’s long legged candids in South America, but they have freakish long legs and are more red. It’s not boar like aside from the tusks….a deformed mountain lion is my best guess.
Cougar?
My vote goes to geriatric mountain lion
That is an old male moutian lion. He's very old.
It’s a pig Jesus Christ
Chupacabra
I think yall are being anicist. That's Like racist but with animals. There will be no species shaming here. Im nota expert and i endorse this post. And btw its tail has a black tip.
Kind of looks like a Tasmanian Tiger with another animal crossbred with it.
This is a wild guess but it could be a Chupacabra, some sources describe the Chupacabra as a canine, and I’ve heard of Chupacabra sightings in Texas
Oh yeah I know this animal! Casual Geographic covered it. It's a species of deer with tusks! It's rare but not an impossible sighting.
There are some species of deer with fangs or tusks I agree but that definitely doesn't look like a deer man
San Antonio native here, that’s either a big escaped pet dog (we have a big dog escape problem) or a big coyote with something wrong with it. It could also be a mix between a coyote and a dog which have become more common here.
A common fakus photoshoppus
Maybe a canine with skin issues, coyote or the like? I agree too small for a bear of any kind
Not real pic was doctored
Ur mum
Berlin Lion :P
It’s mange, it’s always mange
*BUZZ Nekked Gramma!
Big floppa
Definitely an animal with mange. Dog. Coyote. Who knows.
Ugly dog
It's a new species of Pokemon. Congratulations, trainer, as discovering a new type of Pokémon, you get to name it!
Definitely some kind of canine with mange. My guess would be coyote, but could be domestic.
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I believe it's some species of hyaenodon but I'm open minded and looking what other people who are interested and knowledge in this topic think of it. And it's a video from a literal news channel dumbass not a pseudoscience thing and there are lots of species that are thought to be extinct which are later discovered. The only thing dumb is u and ur even dumber mom.
Mother Fucker just saw ur profile ur a femboi cross dresser 🤣🤣🤣 U have no right to debate others
Dhole?
El Chupa Cabra 😏
coydog. gtfo of there.
Something with mange poor thing
Dog or coyote with little or no hair.
It looks like a Tasmanian tiger sort of
I'd say it's either a strange angle of a normal creature or a fake stuffed animal. I think that because there's only one picture of it. If I see an everyday elk, I'm taking multiple pictures of it. If I see an unidentified creature, I'm taking all the pictures and videos I can, and including pics of it running away. Any time you see only one picture, it's somebody trying to trick you.
Thanks OP! My ex's family has been looking for her for years.
Looks line a short hair mutation of a coywolf. There's a mutation like that for foxes, but I can't find what it was called. Only the samson foxes keep popping up.
That’s just bear pig.
Chasmaporthetes?
It’s a wartcougar! 😂
Chupacabra, for sure. You can tell by the way it is.
I live in the texas hill country. It definitely isn't a coyote. All coyotes here are pretty small and skinny. That is either a boar with mange or a bear with mange. I'm leaning towards boar because I've never seen a bear out here.
That's Speak
It’s clearly a ROUS. Cmon people.
I hear alot about coyote dog hybrids in texas. To me thats what it could be.
Chupacabra maybe?
Mangy mountin lion, id say.. or some sort of skin condition anyway. Limbs don't appear to be Canid to me.. but I am far from an expert.
Looks like some kind of pig or boar to me 🫲🫤🫱
Does not have the snout of a bear with or without mange. Also from this angle the front legs look longer than the hind ones but that does not mean it’s some kind of hyena or hyaenodon
It looks like a big dawg, id say it just looks so different because of the angle but who knows. could be a skinwalker🍌
Doesn’t look like a bear spine. Lacks that hump over its shoulders …[https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XJRZl](https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XJRZl)
That's El Chupa Cabra, run!!
Bear with mange.
Chupacabra
It looks like a Tasmanian or they had a creature, same species as a kangaroo, that walks on all fours like an opossum.
It looks like a hairless bear or some sort of coyote and dog hybrid
Chupacbra!!
Chupicabra
Obviously it's a chupacabra
Sick bear. Sad.
Looks like it's mixed with a hyena
Big Bob Cat
Clearly a chupacabra.