"Gargoyle" attacks reported in Puerto Rico

A flying vampire-werewolf-flyin' thing-a-bob.

bet ya it was a bat but nobody wanted to sound like a ***** so they said it was a flying thingamabob

They didn't really describe it much. Just that it has bat wings. It's hard to go by that.

it must be mothman

My fourwinged bird hypothesis fits, a former web footed diving bird which has now evolved a webfootwing propulsion technique. Feathered wings upfront and two batlike wings at the rear. The middle rear digit would be extended in forcful flight but fold back up the outside of the rear leg during the pull-in phase and also when the bird is perched, therefore leaving a hooflike two toed track in snowy rooftops etc. The bending back of the rear middle digit would also explain the "click, click, clicking" as it walked across a hard flat roof.

Ummm...where's the evidience?? I thought it'd at least be on the news seeing as how i've seen chupacabra reports on the newz...i dun think much of this supposed said attack :|

Large bird.

It's funny, if you were to ask me if I believed this story I would laugh and pat you on the head and make some sort of psudo sarcastic comment insinuating that the question was ridiculous. But if you followed thatquestion by asking me to come with you to that sugar mill to help prove it was nonsense I'd stammer some ridiculous excuse and go hide under my bed. Say what you want , this story is creepy as hell

Large bird. thats right, dont question anything, keep watching americas got talent and let david hasselhoff do the thinking for you back to the op, i reckon its either a new species of bat, or an alien, maybe it's even a government experiment

thats right, dont question anything, keep watching americas got talent and let david hasselhoff do the thinking for you back to the op, i reckon its either a new species of bat, or an alien, maybe it's even a government experiment Mulder has been here a tad longer than you mate, contributed quite a lot of useful info to the discussions, and has the same right to an opinion as you have. So no need for the snide comments. And actually your bat idea is not bad, although I would rather go for a rabid none indigenous bat, like for example a bat of the genus Pteropus, belonging to the Megachiroptera... [More]