Farmers wake to find livestock drained, and this is what the flashlight catches in the darkness before it disappears. This head channels Latin American cryptid terror—bulging bug eyes suggesting something that evolved wrong, horns adding demonic presence, tongue lolling with vampiric hunger, and spikes creating silhouette that belongs in nightmare rather than nature documentaries. The creature Puerto Rican farmers whispered about finally joins your collection.

Those oversized bug eyes provide spectacular painting opportunities. Layer glossy blacks with reflective highlights suggesting nocturnal predator, add alien iridescence showing otherworldly biology, or paint them with unsettling translucency and visible veining. Consider adding glow effects for supernatural presence. The spikes along the head can receive individual attention—paint them bone white with bloodstained tips, create keratin-like texture, or go full alien with bioluminescent effects.

That exposed tongue demands dramatic color work. Paint it vampiric red with wet glossy finish, add purple-gray undertones suggesting unnatural physiology, or experiment with textural details showing something between reptile and mammal. The horns frame the composition perfectly—paint them as demonic black, weathered bone, or something crystalline and alien.

Perfect for cryptid collections, creating those monsters-are-real dioramas, or building sci-fi horror scenarios where the chupacabra turns out extraterrestrial.

Compatible with 1.0 bodies for maximum articulation.

Some legends stay legends. This one got hungry.