PUTAENDO .- Again in the sector was exposed Sahondé the senseless slaughter of chickens, in this case 51, who woke up with their heads severed and almost dry, less than 200 meters from an attack with similar characteristics recorded on Friday April 15 and attributed to the mythical "Chupacabra" which attempts to explain this curious phenomenon that seems to have no explanation.
recall that a month ago our country reported the death of 20 chickens, which died in virtually the same circumstances in the morning of Monday, a total of 51 chickens were found by Wilt Silva, a 18-year-old daily, before heading to school, reviewing his hens, found with the gruesome spectacle, where Acma a thick mesh was lifted, and another screen on top, sunk, where a small animal apparently entered, causing the slaughter of birds, for which a relatively high force managed to open the doors of the hen house, scattering birds around the perimeter of the coop, some of which were completely cut off their heads and in other cases, as happened with two cocks-these were practically dry, with two small incisions in the neck.
It should be noted that this time they found several footprints rather strange, with very thin fingers like that in some cases showed up about ten fingers tip.
The family made a complaint to police of Putaendo, valuing the loss in an amount exceeding $ 200,000, while also reported the facts to the Agricultural and Livestock Service, whose staff was on the afternoon of Monday in the place to take samples and verify this strange, unexplained attack, which adds to the other neighbor lived close to where exactly one month, makes this case a 18 year old and his family without a valid and coherent explanation.
The "Quique"
According to one family of the young owner of the birds, SAG officials would have indicated that at the first evaluation and then take some samples, the hypothesis would handle an attack on a known animal as "Quique", that given the characteristics of the bites could be attributed to this animal, however, usually attack in packs.
Note that the "Quique" (Galictis cuja) is a difficult animal to see, but it is common to find their mark beaches and dunes in the central zone. They are quite fierce, hence the expression "mad as a quique.
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