Mysterious six-feet tall, pale predator near US-Mexico border found stealing chicken. A UFO investigator says it might be from another dimension

A mysterious six-feet tall, pale predator has allegedly been found stealing chicken near US-Mexico border. While the Valley of Juárez creature sparked alien theories, a famous UFO investigator has now claimed that it might be from another dimension.

UFO investigator Jaime Maussan share images of the unidentified predator which has been linked to reports of chickens, roosters and rabbits being killed in the region near the Rio Grande. Images presented by Maussan’s team on October 17 reportedly showed a large, pale animal moving along the ground and climbing a brick wall.

However, there is no independent confirmation that the animal represents an unknown species, and public safety officials in El Paso and Juárez have reportedly received no complaints about the alleged attacks on poultry.

What does the Valley of Juárez Creature look like?

According to Maussan’s team, the camera-trap images show a pale animal that could measure approximately six feet in length, including a tail measuring around three feet.

Four research assistants involved in the investigation reportedly estimated the creature’s size after observing it climb a substantial brick wall. The team claimed that the images showed the animal moving along the ground and scaling the wall.

The researchers said the creature did not appear to resemble familiar animals such as rats, rabbits, rodents or raccoons commonly found in the Chihuahua region of Mexico.

However, the available descriptions remain unverified, and the images have not established whether the animal belongs to a known species.

Some reports have also described the alleged creature as a small, hairless, humanoid figure approximately two feet tall. The differing descriptions have added to the uncertainty surrounding its appearance and identity.

A chicken loving predator

Maussan said he began investigating the alleged creature after hearing accounts from residents of the Valley of Juárez.

One reported encounter involved a young boy who allegedly saw the animal grab a chicken by its head before quickly climbing a tree.

Other accounts have described poultry being killed across the desert region. However, these claims have not been independently verified, and officials have reportedly not received corresponding reports of the alleged attacks.

As per Maussan it is an agile and intelligent predator. The investigator also suggested that the creature might have walked upright on its hind legs. However, the research team reportedly did not capture footage showing it walking in that manner.

During his investigation in Juárez, Maussan said the story could attract worldwide attention.

“This story will go around the world. Not just Mexico but the entire world,” he said.

Is the Valley of Juárez Creature an alien?

The alleged sightings have prompted speculation about whether the creature could be extraterrestrial or connected to paranormal phenomena.

Maussan has raised questions about its possible origins, including whether it could be an interdimensional being or an entity that arrived alongside other unidentified beings.

“Why did it appear there? Are they interdimensional beings? Are they beings who came with other beings? Did they come in ships?” he asked.

However, these questions reflect speculation rather than established evidence. No publicly confirmed scientific findings have demonstrated that the alleged animal is extraterrestrial or that it belongs to an unknown biological category.

The available reports also do not establish whether the animal shown in the camera-trap images is responsible for the alleged livestock killings.

Notably, Maussan is known for investigating UFO sightings and claims.In 2023, he presented objects described as non-human mummies during a hearing in Mexico’s Congress, claiming they offered evidence of extraterrestrial life. The claims were disputed, and the presentation did not establish that the specimens were extraterrestrial.

His involvement in the Valley of Juárez investigation has therefore drawn attention from both paranormal enthusiasts and skeptics.