All Creatures Episode 3 — Fangs on the Farm: the Chupacabra Files and the invasive tick terrorizing livestock | Vet Candy
4/1/202654 min
Something is draining the cattle dry at the Goshen Stampede. The locals say it is the Chupacabra. The veterinarians say it is something far worse — and a whole lot smaller.
Welcome back to All Creatures — the scripted dramatic podcast series from Vet Candy that wraps real veterinary science inside stories you genuinely cannot stop listening to. Episode 3 takes on invasive species, forensic veterinary investigation, and the creeping horror of a tick that clones itself — all set against the glorious backdrop of a Connecticut rodeo, deep-fried everything, and one beloved Airstream named Cloudy.
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