Chupacabra (The Crimes Of Grindelwald)

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As in the movie, the chupacabra has a gray body covered with scales but whose legs shape is more reminiscent of those of a monkey. There are also several red and white stripes on its body, around its legs and its long tail. But it is his head that is the strangest element of this character. Indeed, this one is very large with excrescences resembling whiskers and eyes coming out of his face almost like a snail.

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A legendary monster

The chupacabra is one of the many fantastic animals that we discover in the new part of the Fantastic Beasts movies set in the 1920s in the United States in the Harry Potter universe. At the beginning of the movie, we see the chupacabra in the cell where Gellert Grindelwald is imprisoned after being captured in the first movie. He escapes partly thanks to the creature’s help before getting rid of it. The chupacabra is a beast native to South America that gets its name from the fact that it feeds on the blood of goats and other animals. It is a rather reptilian creature but with some humanoid features and rather small size.