I'm going to Costa Rica and despite being told English is spoken, I was told I should get a good English/Spanish Conversational Phrase dictionary. I don't want just words but basic phrases ...
Their symptoms don't seem to resemble those of being affected by toxic fumes. What if some of those bacteria are still in the area, and if animals nearby carry it to cities all over South A...
I'm planning to go to Chile during the summer of 2008, for about 10 days. I wanted to know how much money I should consider taking with me?
Bear in mind that I'm gonna be staying over ...
My girlfriend and I each need a backpack for a 2 week adventure in Costa Rica. Our trip will mainly find us traveling south down the Nicoya peninsula hitting up many beaches along the way. So we ...
I am planning a trip to Costa Rica for a week in March. I will be staying at Manual Antonio, La Fortuna, and Monteverde. Would a bus be a good idea to get from one place to another? Are they safe? ...
I've read that in El Salvador, it's regarded as rather impolite to leave food that you don't want to eat on your plate. Is this true? And are there any other countries, in Latin A...
Nope, but I heard alot about it when I was younger....I haven't heard of one in years, seen...never, from my belief thier like the latin american 'Big Foot'
joeybagofdonnuts
Its a myth, but the Peurto Rican government actually sent the police in to the hills to look for it. And no I'm not kidding, I saw it on 60 Minutes a few years back.
Sarah
the team on VH1?
Ronin
myth like bigfoot
bwjordan
It is an urban legend. If they existed, somebody somewhere would have shot one or been bitten by one or captured one.
We can capture a cheetah, an elephant, a kangaroo, a dolphin, a gorilla, a wolf, etc. All of these are in zoos. So why can't we capture or kill a chupacabra? Because they don't exist!
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