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Item #: SCP-5643
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: A routine inspection must be done by a D-class personal, any other personal is highly disregarded, The mysterious creature is hiding in deep water only revealing itself to his prey or, those who harm what he calls his home. SCP-5643 talks by using clicks that can be heard through out the hundreds of feet of water required to keep him tamed enough to not attempt to escape,anyway his clicks can be converted to Morse-code, requiring many people to help translate what it says. Constant cages that are dropped in to the water {via crane} that carry what SCP-5643 loves to eat, this can be, garbage, plastic, human flesh, dead animals, rotting carcasses, making SCP-5643 very beneficial to the ecosystem.
Description: SCP-5643 attacks by creating a vortex via spinning under-water so fast its nothing but a blur. SCP-5643 sucks what is on the surface and devours what he has caught. It is unknown if there is more of his species or if this is the only one. Recent study's shows SCP-5643 has been growing exponentially making the scientist believe he is only a mere child. We send many D-classes only to see them get torn or swallowed by the vortexes SCP-5643 makes. The cost of food is cheap considering it lives off trash and cheap meat only costing 50-120$, the problem is maintaining its giant water enclosure, clocking in about 7000-9000$. The water in his enclosure have been studied and showed signs of unknown bacteria, if ingested in small amounts the bacteria works as an laxative with mild diarrhea, but if drinking more than a cup the bacteria seems to eat you from the inside-out.
The bacteria SCP-5643 releases seems to eat trash and waste as well, making this very beneficial to the environment making cleaning efforts a breeze with the right equipment and personal. The rest of this creature is unknown, the only signs of it being a crustacean is he original Scientist who have caught claiming it was a crustacean before being killed and SCP finding there boat adrift. Everything on that boat was burned for unknown reasons, we will continue our research efforts.
