Mysterious Creature Caught On Camera In LA - Wolf? Coyote? El Chupacabra?

Mysterious creature running loose in Los Angeles caught on camera. Wolf, Coyote, El Chupacabra? This strange creature explained. Is this mysterious creature caught on camera roaming the streets of Los Angeles a wolf or maybe an el chupacabra? Welcome back Hoax Factor friends, its Cary and I was asked to research what this mysterious creature is that was caught on camera somewhere on the streets of LA. The usual On first glance it looks like a wolf, on second glance it looks like it just may eat your face off. Of course, others on the interwebs think it's an el chupacabra. But then those are the kind of people who think anything and everything is a chupacabra. Well we can dismiss it being an El Chupacabra, because as I have pointed out in other videos, this woman who started the whole el chupacabra scare was watching the movie species and apparently thought it was a documentary. She probably also believes there's a place in New York called Sesame Street where the air is sweet, but a homeless grouch lives in a garbage can, while whatever this creature. So could it be a wolf? The California Gray wolf has been on the endangered species list since 2014. Wolves hadn't been spotted in California since the early 1900's when they were being eradicated due to a government funded extermination campaign. However, in 2011 a wolf crossed the border from Oregon into California to become the first wild wolf in California since 1924. And then again in 2015, a gray wolf pack was discovered in Northern California. The pack known as the shasta pack consisted of 2 adults and 5 pups. According to a report in the Sacramento Bee, their whereabouts are currently unknown, but yet another wolf had been spotted on trail cameras. So is this creature captured in LA a wolf? It does seem to fit the description of one. In my research I found that this image come s from a video that has been trending on YouTube. The video is from a dog rescue organization called Hope For Paws and the dog in the video is quite possibly a wolf-hybrid, also known as a Wolfdog. A wolfdog is created when you breed a domesticated dog with one of four wolf species. The gray, eastern timber, red or Ethiopian Wolves. In fact, gray wolves and dogs are so genetically close they are considered the same species. There is considerable debate on whether or not a wolfdog would make a good pet. Some claim that they make wonderful pets, while others argue that they are unpredictable, untrainable and inherently dangerous. My own experience with a friend's wolfdog while living in Colorado, would tend to agree with the latter. Bob's wolfdog was not social at all and seemed to hate being penned up in even a backyard with a lot of space. He would just pace back and forth and eye you suspiciously. My friend eventually gave the wolfdog away. This story was a bit different than what I do. After researching, I almost didn't make this video but felt that with the Holiday season upon us, a hoax turned into a feel good story would be worth doing. Julia, the dog in the image and video was rescued by this organization and apparently is now in a home and quite healthy looking. Full disclosure for transparency. I am not affiliated with the organization involved in anyway shape or form. I only know of their existence through researching this story. But with that in mind... Please check out the link in the description below to see how happy and healthy Julia is. And if you're in the giving mood, please take some time to maybe donate to the organization so they can continue to help other animals in need. Original Video: Julia: a wolf? a coyote? a dog? This rescue is a MUST SEE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS13ZbuJ4IE Donate: Hope For Paws: http://www.hopeforpaws.org/ A.R.T. Paws Animal Rescue http://www.artnpawsanimalrescue.org/ Let's Connect -- http://www.facebook.com/hoaxfactor -- http://www.twitter.com/hoaxfactor -- https://plus.google.com/+HoaxFactor Our Other Channels: - Always Angela: http://www.youtube.com/AlwaysAngela

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1. I raised a wolf. He became the most wonderful dog i have ever had. Very 💘 lovable but not good with any other animals except the one he grew up with. Other than that he was my baby and he taught me soooo much about survival as well. For example how to escape human predators etc.
2. I had a wolf dog they are solo sweet
3. fuckyou ese don't make videos and call people bitches leva
4. Julia is a Siberian Husky and German Shepard mix. if you go to the hope for paws website they had a blood test on Julia, and yeah. «^ω^»
5. DOG ITS A VID
6. its actually a pure mix of a husky and a german shepherd. Hope for Paws had captured it and named it Julie
7. I used to have a wolf-dog named Koda.He was a sweetheart.
8. Hell yeah i would have a wolf dog
9. it werewolf
10. how did i go from watching trains to building mocs to trapping mice to launching squirls to this ?
11. it's husky I follow this story
12. Dude that's a fuckin el chupacabra! lmfaoo 😂😂
13. everythings mysterious to people who just sit on seat and facebook, youtube, and entertain themselves online. if i was to go to a person who just sits on seat everyday, he/she would call me mysterious creature. XD
14. it is a husky they made a video just watch
15. Here's an idea, someone should go find this wolf or dog and see if it's OK, it might be hungry and wants a home
16. wolfdogs are great friends, but they are not to be treated as pets. They are highly independent and highly intelligent, and they have no interest in being treated as babies. They need very constant exercise and activities to keep then entertained, like hiding food for them to find, otherwise they can get stressed really quick. Dogs are like 12 years old kids, they get out of people's way and are generally submissive and playful, wolfs are like 30 years old men, they wont do anything they dont want to, they are not afraid of standing their ground and use violence if they think it's the quickest solution for a situation they dislike. But being treated with respect and love, and socialised from young age, they are extremely loyal and intelligent friends, and will see you as his pair in the pack, and will be ready to help when you ask. I found a wolfdog in the woods when I was around 12 years old, and he was just a little puppie. We didn't manage to find his pack or even his mother, so I kept him. He became my best mate while we grown together. He learned to hunt, track prey and anything he could smell, how to guard the house and take care of all the family astonishingly fast. He understands most of what I say and can do an incredible amount of things. The only traces wolfdogs won't be able to adapt is their suspicion of people they don't know ( what is actually good) and their desire for raw meat and hunting, but taking then to the woods so they can hunt hare or something and feeding then raw meat in a way they need to do something to get it ( hiding it so they can search for it) should be enough to keep then happy (mine is pretty happy with this)
17. My mom had 2 wolf/dog mixes that were the sweetest, most loyal dogs you've ever seen.
18. I was raised by wolves ....... Hunters killed them
19. It Looks Like what would happen if a Dog Had a Threesome with a Wolf and a Coyote
20. No, (Answering before I saw the vid) Because she was rescued by Hope For Paws. Shes not a wolf, coyote, or whatever that last one was. Her breed is a husky mix .3.