Chupacabra or The Coyote? Manu Ginobili posts video of hairless creature in his neighborhood

SAN ANTONIO – The Spurs and the Chupacabra — two icons in San Antonio tradition, which haven’t begun to pass paths, till now.

One of the ones legends can have noticed the opposite one over the weekend.

Retired Spurs nice Manu Ginobili posted an image and video of a hairless creature that he noticed in his neighborhood.

He known as it a “Weird looking one for sure” and speculated that it was once a hairless coyote.

Officials with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department mentioned Ginobili was once spot on.

“The animal in the video is a coyote with mange,” Lerrin Johnson, a natural world public information officer with TPWD informed .

Lisa Norwood, public family members supervisor with the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services, mentioned there are a number of different animals that may glance very similar to the creature Ginobili noticed.

“There are a number of animals that can get the (mange) skin condition,” Norwood mentioned. “There are also a number of hairless dog breeds, such as the Xoloitzcuintli or Mexican Hairless and the Peruvian Inca Orchid. I actually have had a couple of Mexican Hairless dogs, and they look very similar; also come in several sizes, including a standard that is similar.”

As you’ll be able to believe, Ginobili’s social media post led to a few humorous responses — with many calling it the legendary Chupacabra, some referencing the Spurs mascot — The Coyote, and others recalling the 2009 incident when Ginobili swatted a bat out of mid-air right through a recreation.

Here’s a have a look at some of the responses:

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