Surveillance images reportedly show a mysterious creature prowling near the US-Mexico border. Authorities have received no complaints, leaving the claims unverified.Surveillance images show a large, white creature with elongated limbs and a long tail.A mysterious creature with an eerie resemblance to a demogorgon from "Stranger Things" was reportedly spotted near the US-Mexico border, fuelling speculation about a possible unknown predator lurking in the region.But while images said to have been captured by surveillance cameras have sparked intrigue, the creature's existence remains unconfirmed.A Daily Mail report said Mexican journalist and UFO investigator Jaime Maussan has claimed that the creature has been preying on chickens, roosters and rabbits in Mexico's Valley of Juarez, a rural stretch of farm communities along the Rio Grande river.Images released on October 17 reportedly show a large, white creature with elongated limbs and a long tail.
Maussan's team claims that it does not resemble familiar animals found in the region, including rodents, raccoons and rabbits. The description has drawn comparisons with the demogorgon, the terrifying humanoid monster from the Netflix series "Stranger Things", known for its otherworldly appearance and predatory instincts.Maussan has described the creature as agile and intelligent, with a somewhat human-like appearance.
His team estimates that it measures nearly six feet from head to tail, with the tail alone accounting for around three feet. The estimate was reportedly made by comparing the creature with a brick wall it was seen climbing.However, the footage has not established that the animal can walk upright on two legs, despite Maussan's claims that it is capable of doing so.COULD IT BE INTERDIMENSIONAL?Maussan has floated the possibility that the reported creature may not be an extraterrestrial visitor but an intelligence originating from another dimension.“Why did it appear there?
It’s a mystery. Are they interdimensional beings?
Are they beings who came with other beings? Did they come in ships?” the Daily Mail quoted the journalist as saying to Mexican news outlets.He described the animal as a predator and said its agility and intelligence were frightening.
He also suggested that it was unlikely to attack people, while claiming that its presence was affecting residents and their livestock.Maussan said he began investigating after hearing an account from a boy who allegedly saw the creature seize a chicken by the head and flee up a nearby tree.Some residents have reportedly left their homes out of fear, although these claims have not been independently confirmed.NO REPORTS TO AUTHORITIESDespite the alarming accounts, Juarez Civil Protection officials said they had not received reports of a deadly creature in the area or of farm animals being taken.Police on the US side of the border in Texas also told the El Paso Times that they had received no reports of unusual encounters or farm animal deaths since Maussan began making the claims on October 5.The images and witness accounts have therefore yet to establish whether an unknown animal is responsible for the alleged livestock attacks.MAUSSAN'S CONTROVERSIAL PASTMaussan's claims have attracted attention in the past, but some of his most high-profile investigations have been discredited.In 2023, he presented two purportedly non-human mummies, said to have been discovered in Peru, before Mexico's Congress, describing them as evidence of alien life.Forensic experts subsequently concluded that the specimens were manufactured constructions made using human and animal bones, glue and paper.His earlier investigation into a purported alien creature known as 'El Ser de Metepec' also came under scrutiny.The specimen, which Maussan had described as extraterrestrial, was later identified as a modified squirrel monkey prepared by a taxidermist.- Ends