Be here monsters.
A Colorado woman was frightened by her shark after being visited by a fearsome curl that came at night. The animal’s Facebook clip is a disturbing commentators, a wildlife official-with assumptions ranging from a fierce werewolf to the blood-sucking “Chupacabra” from Latin American folklore.
“I told everyone about it, and no one believed me,” “horrible” Janay Lin, 30, told Pen News about The Baffling Beast, who appeared in front of her home in Pueblo.
The witness, Janay Lynn, can be heard to exclaim, “What is F -K? Serious,” in a viral video of the alleged beast. Credit: Janay Lynn/Pen News
“For the first time, I saw him last Monday in the afternoon – he was sitting on the road in front of my house,” Coloradan remembered. “He did not move and were not afraid of me and turned and looked at me, and I got chills and ran inside.”
The burdensome creature appeared a second time on Saturday night after the woman “put water and food for some stray cats hanging around.”
“I opened my curtains to the living room and it was there,” Lynn recalled. She tried to wean the Virgin, but it ignored it and began to eat the cat’s food.
Lynn decided to capture the Crem of the camera to prove to the names that it actually exists.
The mysterious criterion disappears in the night. Credit: Janay Lynn/Pen News
The accompanying footage shows the tired beast of chocolate color that has long hands and rose tissue of scars that ring his face, resembling rats, shrinking on a cat with cat food in front of her window. The video ends with the creature that walks in the night.
“What is F -K this? Serious,” Lynn exclaims in the video before noting that the animal is everything “bloody.”
“This made eye contact with me all the time and was not afraid,” Janay Lynn told Pen News. Credit: Janay Lynn/Pen News
In another clip taken outside her home this time, Mangy Marauder can be seen eating more cat food at the top of some concrete steps.
“This made contact with the eyes all the time and was not afraid,” Lynn told Pen News.
She asks the viewers in FB the inscription to try to identify the “strange A-animal”, prompting a number of interesting and even external theories.
The wildlife experts have suggested that the beast could be a badger, a bear or a “werewolf with rabies”.
“This made eye contact all the time and not afraid,” said Lynn (pictured) Credit: Janay Lynn/Pen News
Meanwhile, the cryptosology of cryptology even suggested that the animal could be broken, a vampire demon from the Latin American era that entered the blood of the livestock, hence its conversational name “goat”.
Another suggested that her visitor was Skinwalker, described in Navajo’s mythology as a witch who could be disguised as an animal.
“It’s so scary because no one can even say what it is,” Lynn said. “There is a face like a rat, his eyes are very small and far apart, he has a long, pointed nose and mouth, like the rats.”
She added: “There are long legs and arms, it is about two and a half feet long and has a chocolate brown coat, which is thick and rough, covering its whole body.”
Some locals even visited her to investigate for themselves, and then discovered that it was digging in a trash bin outside her house. As they approached the beast, he “ran down the street in a drainage ditch,” Lynn said.
“We shone light there and she began to make a noise -like noise,” Lynn said. “We were all scared and left.”
Even the wildlife staff in Colorado were stumbled on the so -called monster, and several suggested that it could just be a raccoon with Mang.
However, Janay is not convinced. “Every night I receive raccoon bears, it’s definitely not a raccoon,” she said.