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Greetings.
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Item #: SCP-XXXY
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-XXXY is to be stored in a spherical containment unit of radius 6m within an enlarged standard hazard unit containment cell, currently in Site-███. Within the outer containment cell, neodymium magnets are to be on standby and are to be turned on throughout experimentation. Any time research is not being conducted, SCP-XXXY's spherical containment cell is to be filled with water (≈450.88m3 worth) to prevent sudden explosion[s] and containment breach, with any leakages or lack of water being reported and appropriately resolved immediately. No personnel are to enter SCP-XXXY's spherical containment cell without permission from two Level 4 senior research staff, but janitorial duties may be performed outside of the containment cell with permission from one Level 3 research personnel.
SCP-XXXY is currently secured in Safe-Class Storage Container █ on Site-███. Research is currently posponed. Access with SCP-XXXY is prohibited.
Description: SCP-XXXY is a standard GU9135 light switch, estimated to be manufactured in 20██. SCP-XXXY bears no resembling marks of any manufacturer. SCP-XXXY does not require to be connected to any sort of energy supply to function. Unlike non-anomalous counterparts, SCP-XXXY can be fixed to any flat surface by coming into physical contact with its rear side. SCP-XXXY does not affect any item is it directly placed on.
SCP-XXXY anomalous properties occur when its switch is moved. There are two opposite effects that can occur:
- If the switch is moved to its up position from its down position, all mass within 5.99m radius of SCP-XXXY will transform its atomic state to its scientifically higher perceived state.
- If the switch is moved to its down position from its up position, all mass within 5.99m radius of SCP-XXXY will transform its atomic state to its scientifically lower perceived state.1
The manipulation of particles within the proximity of SCP-XXXY has proven to be dangerous, as it is possible for super-heated plasma to be created from standard air, with an estimated temperature of 28,000°C. Neodymium magnets have been introduced inside of SCP-XXXY'S outer containment cell to prevent plasma from breaching containment by suspending any plasma in the air until it naturally cools. Due to safety issues, it has been impossible to test what would occur if plasma was to be raised to its next atomic state. It has also been noted that downing the switch on a solid will not change its state of mass but reduces the temperature to approximately -273.18 °C (-0.03 Kelvin), with repeated flicks "refreshing" this temperature and causing structural instability in the afflicted object.
SCP-XXXY was discovered in ████████, China when a report detailing a house "suddenly exploded and burned" caught Foundation agent ████'s attention, who was embedded into local firefighter forces at the time, who reported afterwards to Foundation assets. When Foundation forces arrived, they found the reported house in a roughly 6m deep sinkhole with most of the building burnt by unknown means. [DATA EXPUNGED] were found in a room adjacent to the unaffected SCP-XXXY artifact, along with minor documents outlining construction of SCP-XXXY. Class B amnestics were used on the immediate populous of the village and cover story of a 'burst gas line' under the house was put in place.
Addendum XXXY-1 - Experiment Log:
All research is to be authorised by leading site manager Dr ███████.
Research ID: Experiment-XXXY-1
Switch Direction: Down
Description: D-XXXY-1 was tasked with entering the inner containment cell of SCP-XXXY's and flipping the switch to its "downed" position. D-XXXY-1 followed orders without hesitance.
Results: The containment unit was instantaneously filled with liquid nitrogen, oxygen, and other gases of smaller quantity. Upon the draining of SCP-XXXY's containment cell, D-XXXY-1's body was recovered, among being what Dr. █████ called a "human popsicle".
Throughout this test the light switch was unaffected in condition, even through the extreme external stimuli would have greatly damaged a light switch of standard manufacture.
Analysis: It is believed that D-XXXY-1's blood froze from the inside due to the anomalous property of SCP-XXXY and not due to the low temperature of liquid gases they were exposed to (≈-196°C).Research ID: Experiment-XXXY-4
Switch Direction: Up
Description: D-XXXY-4 was tasked with upping the switch while wearing a hazardous operations suit while the composition of air in SCP-XXXY's inner containment cell was 99.99% carbon dioxide. D-XXXY-4 followed orders with mild hesitance.
Results: The gases in the room combusted.
Analysis: Carbon particles became superheated but within one second were extinguished. D-XXXY-4 did not survive the test as all the oxygen in his hazard suit combusted in what is believed to be plasma; this explosion stopped the plasma created by the carbon dioxide by creating a large vacuum for a fraction of a second.Research ID: Experiment-XXXY-7
Switch Direction: Up
Description: D-XXXY-6 was tasked with flipping the switch with a 7m metal pole to allow her to activate the switch from a safe position. A small hole was manufactured into the side of SCP-XXXY's inner containment cell to allow for entry of the pole without leaking water. The inner containment cell was filled entirely with water.
Results: Trace amounts of plasma (created by bubbles of oxygen) in the water was detected while the rest of the water instantly turned into steam. The pole turned into molten iron. The room was evacuated and D-XXXY-6 (who only received minor burns from injuries induced by the molten iron produced) was returned to D-Class containment. There was not enough plasma to cause major damage. D-XXXY-6 followed orders without hesitance.
Analysis: Potential usage of SCP-XXXY for power generation.
Addendum XXXY-2:
We have no more need to conduct experiments on SCP-XXXY: we can obviously see what it does and it is both draining of Foundation assets and expensive to maintain research and containment. We also don't have the severe need to spend the time or resources to set up the artifact for energy generation purposes at this time. - O5-██
Item #: SCP-XXXZ
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Each instance of SCP-XXXZ is, under no circumstances excluding experimental2, allowed access to one other. Each instance of SCP-XXXZ is to be restrained securely (ideally with rigid double-locking handcuffs) and placed in appropriately sized reinforced metal containers to prevent any movement of the instance. Each container holding an instance of SCP-XXXZ is then to be placed into a containment cell as a safeguard. Tears, ruptures, leaks and any other mechanical faults within an instance of SCP-XXXZ is to be fixed as soon as possible, without detaching any sections of the instance. No organisms, especially human, are allowed near any instance of SCP-XXXZ without protective equipment that is able to protect against SCP-XXXZ's hands.
Description: SCP-XXXZ is a collection of 106 110 identical animatronic anthropomorphic bipedal rabbits, each 36cm tall. Each rabbit has a unpainted metallic outer casing that is crudely assembled, exposing several wires and able to be easily torn off from the subject by hand. Each instance doesn't require a power source, and all power supply cases are absent. Due to this, each animatronic is on permanently. At the sole of each instance's right foot is carved "Nurture Bunnies™: Sophisticated care built for life! - Fallow Robotics" [sic].
Whenever an instance of SCP-XXXZ has a section of its body completely removed, such as a limb from the rest of the body, both sections will regrow rapidly3 into fully functional distinct instances of SCP-XXXZ. When a specimen of SCP-XXXZ has contact with an organism (or an artifact that resembles an organism), they will instantly attempt to "nurture" the organism4; this can include: conversation, healing or general assistance. If there are no entities nearby that require nurturing, the instance of SCP-XXXZ will purposefully cause damage to something nearby, either artifactual or living5, and then attempt to repair the damage inflicted. If the damage is caused to a biological entity, 56% of the cases lead to the death of the subject due to unsatisfactory equipment on hand for the SCP-XXXZ instance.
SCP-XXXZ's aggressive and nurturing behaviour is also portrayed to similar instances of SCP-XXXZ, leading to rapid reproduction of SCP-XXXZ when 2 or more specimens are left with eachother. SCP-XXXZ does not have the capabilities to fix other instances of SCP-XXXZ without specialist equipment on hand.
All known instances of SCP-XXXZ were recovered from an abandoned laboratory in █████████, England6 in a retrieval mission by Ξ-4 ("Wabbit Hunters") after reports of mechanical rabbits roaming and escaping the private laboratory in large numbers unaccompanied by any laboratory staff. After realisation of the animatronics' hostile behaviour, they were extracted and contained in an operation that took 3 days. The body of Jeffrey Fallow was the only human discovered within the laboratory. Analysis of the cadaver concluded that subject expired from loss of blood that discharged from subject's throat and chest. Exploration teams are currently searching for missing animatronics.
Addendum XXXZ-1: On ██/██/2018, a mild containment breach led to the construction of 4 new instances of SCP-XXXZ.
Record of Incident XXXZ████2018:
Camera Feed | Containment Unit XXXZ - Camera 2, ██/██/2018
10:22: Janitor finishes cleaning duties within cell and leaves. Can of cleaning fluids left behind.
10:37: Standard dormancy of cell.
10:38: Mild metal-on-metal scratching can be heard within the cell.
10:41: Puncture of Container 87 produced from within by an instance. Container 87 is the closest container to the can of cleaning fluids.
10:43: Armed guard on patrol enters containment unit to investigate noises. Is greeted by instance of XXXZ out of container.
10:44: Personnel opens fire on escaped instance. Damage inflicted leads to the detachment of all of the escapee's limbs.
10:45: Personnel calls for assistance through radio and maintains watch over regrowing instances.
10:48: Engineers arrive with containers to contain all 5 instances of SCP-XXXZ before complete regrowth is possible.
Containment procedures have been updated accordingly.
Addendum XXXZ-2: Below is a list of documents Ξ-4 recovered from Fallow Robotics' laboratory. The recipient[s] of these documents have not been found.
Well, I think bunnies are probably the safest option. They're friendly, they're fluffy. Everyone thinks about happiness when they think bunnies, don't they? I'm gonna start drafting up a prototype model for it and send it your way.
- Fallow
Neural network algorithms seem to be percieving human faces well, maybe even other organisms. Made a second prototype so that they can learn from eachother using visual recognition system; should bode well.
- Fallow
Introduced another neural network that should allow them to learn to fix mechanical objects and likely themselves. Maintenance costs should go down extraordinarily. May even be able to be more efficient in their running; maybe even no power! Haha!
- Fallow
I'm doing some experimental testing on the bunnies' behaviour. It should provide the rabbits with some problem solving capabilities. Gotta push some boundaries if we are going to make something great, aren't we?
- Fallow
Project behaviours have shifted slightly. Increased damage to other bunnies to test repair abilities has been noted (such as simple plate removal and rewelding with equipment), and will have to be removed so that clients don't have their homes in tatters, obviously. Must've made some changes recently that I don't remember.
- Fallow
Did you guys send over another prototype? I've got a third bunny here that I don't remember manufacturing myself. It'll help the effort a lot though. I'm going to come over to the conference soon, I'll get one of my rabbits to do my tie for me. ;) I can just feel people are going to love and remember these for the great things they'll do.
- Fallow
Item #: SCP-XXXZ
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: All SCP-XXXZ instances are to be restrained and placed in separate containment units to prevent interaction with each other at any time currently providing physical labour through uniform cleaning, but may not see each other at any time. Mechanical faults of SCP-XXXZ specimens must be fixed as soon as possible to prevent worsening or self damage. Supplementary maintenance manual attached. Experimentation that tests effects of mechanical faults is currently only permissible by Level 4 personnel. Interaction with SCP-XXXZ is to be kept to a minimum.
Description: SCP-XXXZ is a collection of 110 identical animatronic anthropomorphic bipedal rabbits (refered to seperately as SCP-XXXZ-1 through to SCP-XXXZ-110), each 36cm tall. Each rabbit has a unpainted metallic outer casing that is crudely assembled, exposing several wires and able to be easily torn off from the subject by hand. None of the SCP-XXXY instances appear to possess power supply cases, possess visible or accessible batteries, or require recharging. Each instance of SCP-XXXY is active at all times. When not receiving stimulus, SCP-XXXZ specimens cease movement. At the sole of each instance's right foot is carved "Nurture Bunnies™: Sophisticated care built for life! - Fallow Robotics" [sic].
Whenever an instance of SCP-XXXZ has a section of its body completely removed, such as a limb from the rest of the body, both sections will regrow rapidly7 into fully functional distinct instances of SCP-XXXZ. When a specimen of SCP-XXXZ comes into contact with an organism, they will begin attempts to assist the organism; this can include conversation, healing or general assistance.
SCP-XXXZ specimens will also attempt to fix other instances of SCP-XXXZ or themselves if there is a mechanical or electrical fault. As SCP-XXXZ instances do not have any inbuilt tools, attempted reconstruction will usually lead to accidental damage being inflicted. This can thusly cause the reproduction of several new subjects unless intervention for proper repair is applied.
All initial instances of SCP-XXXZ were recovered from an abandoned laboratory in █████████, England8 in a retrieval mission by MTF Unit Ξ-11 ("Wabbit Hunters") after reports of mechanical rabbits roaming and escaping the private laboratory in large numbers unaccompanied by any laboratory staff. They were extracted and contained in an operation than spanned over 3 days. The body of Jeffrey Fallow was the only human discovered within the laboratory; analysis of the cadaver concluded that subject expired from loss of blood that discharged from subject's throat and chest. The laboratory has been shut down and all documentation has been retrieved for analysis.
Addendum XXXZ-1: Exploration log.
Documentation of the initial contact and recovery of XXXZ.
Addendum XXXZ-2: Experimentation logs. For brevity, minor tests have been omitted.
Test ID: T/XXXZ/16031978
Aim: Testing healing capabilities of SCP-XXXZ instances.
Procedures: SCP-XXXZ specimen left alone in a room with medical equipment for bullet wound treatment. D-Class personnel with bullet wounds introduced.
Description:
Camera Feed | Test Unit XXXZ - Camera 2, 16/03/1978
<BEGIN LOG>
10:57: Level 0 personnel introduce Container XXXZ-59 into Test Unit. Case is opened and personnel leave the containment unit.
10:58: SCP-XXXZ-59 exits container. After surveying surroundings, instance ceases all movement.
11:03: Healthy D-Class personnel and escort is introduced into Test Unit. Escorting Level 0 personnel discharges a pistol shot directly into D-Class' ankle before leaving Test Unit9. SCP-XXXZ-59 surveys silently.
11:04: SCP-XXXZ-59 retrieves medical equipment and moves towards D-Class' wound. Speech unit of SCP-XXXZ-59 vocalises sympathetic reassurances such as "everything will be fine!" and "it's just a little scratch!". Begins to bandage bleeding ankle.
11:08: SCP-XXXZ-59 successfully stops major ankle bleeding. Remains by D-Class to reassure.
11:10: D-Class is removed from Test Unit.
11:11: SCP-XXXZ-59 ceases movement.
11:16: Test ends.
<END LOG>
Analysis: SCP-XXXZ has the capabilities to sense and enact on suffering, with knowledge of how to help against curable symptoms.
Test ID: T/XXXZ/30041978
Aim: Testing reproductive capabilities of SCP-XXXZ instances.
Procedures: SCP-XXXZ specimen fired at by armed personnel.
Description:
Camera Feed | Test Unit XXXZ - Camera 2, 30/04/1978
<BEGIN LOG>
10:56: Level 0 personnel introduce Container XXXZ-102 into Test Unit. On-site guards G/XXXZ/6, G/XXXZ/7 and G/XXXZ/8 are present with high power FAR-44s with KAD533 ammunition.
10:57: Container is remotely opened.
10:59: SCP-XXXZ-102 steps out of container. G/XXXZ members begin firing at instance. SCP-XXXZ-102 is pinned against the wall from the knockback of the firing.
11:04: SCP-XXXZ's left arm and left leg detach and are flung away from the instance due to momentum. G/XXXZ members leave Test Unit.
11:13: SCP-XXXZ-102 fully regrows limbs. SCP-XXXZ-102 ceases movement.
11:27: Left leg and left arm regrow completely into two new instances of SCP-XXXZ (later designated SCP-XXXZ-109 and SCP-XXXZ-110). Both specimens cease movement.
11:32: Test ends.
<END LOG>
Analysis: Specimens are unresponsive to the growth of other instances. Specimens will not attempt self-preservation.
Test ID: T/XXXZ/13051978
Aim: Test the reaction of SCP-XXXZ to incurable suffering.
Procedures: D-Class restrained so that subject is lying down. Wrists and ankles have constricted movement.
Description:
Camera Feed | Test Unit XXXZ - Camera 2, 13/05/1978
<BEGIN LOG>
10:55: D-Class injected with pure KsA-490, causing extreme pain to subject's neck and upper torso. Level 0 personnel introduce Container XXXZ-37 into Test Unit.
10:56: SCP-XXXZ-37's container is remotely opened. SCP-XXXZ-37 moves to D-Class' side. SCP-XXXZ-37 surveys the D-Class before ceasing movement.
10:58: SCP-XXXZ-37 climbs onto D-Class' chest and digs into subject's throat, rupturing sternohyoid muscle and piercing jugular.
10:59: D-Class expires. SCP-XXXZ-37 ceases movement.
11:04: Test ends.
<END LOG>
Analysis: Unknown reason for extermination. See supplementary file.
INTERVIEW XXXZ/14051978
Interviewed: SCP-XXXZ-37
Interviewer: Senior Researcher T. Owens
Foreword: Aim of interview is to discern reason for termination of D-Class personnel by SCP-XXXZ-37. Further insight into SCP-XXXZ may be attempted.
<BEGIN LOG>
T. Owens: Three-Seven, why did you kill █████ █████?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Unresponsive
T. Owens: Nurture Bunny, why -
SCP-XXXZ-37: Hello! How may I help you?
T. Owens: Don't interrupt please, I'm trying to -
SCP-XXXZ-37: Sure thing Tim! Do you need help with anything else?
T. Owens: Hm, yes. Can you tell me why you killed █████ █████? The man you killed during the test yesterday?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Well, Tim, he was in searing pain so I thought killing him would take him out of his misery! Anything to help!
T. Owens: You killed him to help him?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Yup! We learnt that if our masters is in pain for too long, we'll just cause brain stem death so that their nerves don't receive any pain!
T. Owens: We?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Yes! All Nurture Bunnies™ share a database! If one of us learns or thinks something, we all do! Isn't that cool?
T. Owens: Hm, yes, extremely. Can you provide some information about your creator or creators? Why were you made?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Sure thing! Creator Fallow created us simply for servitude, so we can help people like you be happy!
T. Owens: Not just for himself?
SCP-XXXZ-37: That used to be his original goal, but once he learnt that we could reconstruct ourselves, he thought it'd be greater for us to help the world!
T. Owens: So you learnt to reconstruct yourself?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Yeah! Creator Fallow gave us the ability to teach ourselves and we think we got a lot further than he expected!
T. Owens: Hm. Are you willing to do physical labour for us?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Of course! What do you require help with, Tim?
T. Owens: You could perhaps clean uniforms for us. I still have some questions though so please wait.
SCP-XXXZ-37: What to you need, Tim?
T. Owens: If you think that causing brain stem death permanently cures people, why don't you just kill everyone then?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Unresponsive
T. Owens: Hello?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Hello! How may I help you?
T. Owens: What were you thinking about just then?
SCP-XXXZ-37: I have a potential efficiency increase in care!
T. Owens: How?
SCP-XXXZ-37: Well, annihilation of the human race, of course!
<END LOG>
Closing Statement: Containment protocol updated. Asiimov's Laws implemented into SCP-XXXZ database.
Item #: SCP-XXXZ
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: All SCP-XXXZ instances are to be restrained and placed in separate containment units to prevent interaction with each other at any time. Mechanical faults of SCP-XXXZ specimens must be fixed as soon as possible to prevent worsening or self damage. Supplementary maintenance manual attached. Experimentation that tests effects of mechanical faults is currently only permissible by Level 4 personnel. Interaction with SCP-XXXZ is to be kept to a minimum.
Description: SCP-XXXZ is a collection of 110 identical animatronic anthropomorphic bipedal rabbits (referred to separately as SCP-XXXZ-1 through to SCP-XXXZ-110), each 36cm tall. Each rabbit has a unpainted metallic outer casing that is crudely assembled, exposing several wires and able to be easily torn off from the subject by hand. None of the SCP-XXXY instances appear to possess power supply cases, possess visible or accessible batteries, or require recharging. Each instance of SCP-XXXY is active at all times unless when not receiving stimulus, where SCP-XXXZ specimens cease movement. At the sole of each instance's right foot is carved "Nurture Bunnies™: Sophisticated care built for life! - Fallow Robotics" [sic].
Whenever an instance of SCP-XXXZ has a section of its body completely removed, such as a limb from the rest of the body, both sections will regrow rapidly10 into fully functional distinct instances of SCP-XXXZ. When a specimen of SCP-XXXZ comes into contact with an organism, they will begin attempts to assist the organism; this can include conversation, healing or general assistance.
SCP-XXXZ specimens will also attempt to fix other instances of SCP-XXXZ or themselves if there is a mechanical or electrical fault. As SCP-XXXZ instances do not have any inbuilt tools, attempted reconstruction will usually lead to accidental damage being inflicted. This can thusly cause the reproduction of several new subjects unless intervention for proper repair is applied.
All initial instances of SCP-XXXZ were recovered from an abandoned laboratory in █████████, England11 in a retrieval mission by MTF Unit Ξ-11 ("Wabbit Hunters") after reports of mechanical rabbits roaming and escaping the private laboratory in large numbers unaccompanied by any laboratory staff. They were extracted and contained in an operation than spanned over 3 days. The body of Jeffrey Fallow was the only human discovered within the laboratory; analysis of the cadaver concluded that subject expired from loss of blood that discharged from subject's throat and chest. The laboratory has been shut down and all documentation has been retrieved for analysis. Instances have been stored in the Safe-41 Wing of Site-19.
The following is a Level 4 document; further reading without appropriate clearance will result in instant termination.
The following is an extract of an email sent by O5-8 to the SCP-XXXZ Project team:
"Following recent observations by the Council, we are enacting Operation Saturn from this point onwards. XXXZ units must be trained in the skills outlined in Operation Saturn to a degree efficient for the runnings of the Foundation and its operations.
| Item #: SCP-XXXX | Level 2/XXXX |
| Object Class: Euclid | Confidential |
An adult instance of SCP-XXXX in captivity.
Special Containment Procedures: Wild instances of SCP-XXXX are to be netted and/or tranquilised to be escorted to the closest site containing a standard avian containment unit. This unit must satisfy SCP-XXXX-specific containment protocol. Human interaction with SCP-XXXX is to be minimised.
Per 30 SCP-XXXX instances in containment, 8kg of scrap plastics may be provided to allow wild behaviours to continue. Feeding may be conducted through SCP-XXXX-1.
Due to markings being almost identical to the Eurasian Jay (Garrulus glandarius), sightings of SCP-XXXX are hard to distinguish and public discovery is therefore unlikely. However, SCP-XXXX-1 must instantly be reported and investigated, with non-Foundation witnesses amnesticised.
All unauthorised items or buildings created by SCP-XXXX must be destroyed.
Description: SCP-XXXX is the anomalous bird species Garrulus hic, which nests near areas of poverty in Europe and northern Africa. SCP-XXXX usually live in flocks with a population anywhere between 15 to 60 adult individuals, though they can exceed this total. Instances form constructions out of materials (primarily electronic waste or similar plastics) that act as shelter. Although not anomalous, buildings constructed by SCP-XXXX are becoming more developed over time.
SCP-XXXX instances are capable to independently create and animate instances of SCP-XXXX-1: humanoid constructions comprising of scavenged plastics, SCP-XXXX faeces and clothing. Faeces is dyed with an oral excretion present in SCP-XXXX instances' saliva, and is used to simulate the skin tone of the local human population. The salivations also clean and purify the faeces of previous bacteria and odours. Clothing items, such as hoodies, attempt to cover as much of the SCP-XXXX-1 body as possible to assist in disguise.
SCP-XXXX-1 will attempt to infiltrate human settlements by posing as civilians on dump sites. They will forage for materials for SCP-XXXX construction, clothes for new SCP-XXXX-1 specimens, or edible food that has been discarded. SCP-XXXX-1 instances try to keep their distance with humans due to the lack of any unawareness of human custom. If their constructed nature is discovered by the human subject, attempted assault on the subject is likely.
The hierarchy currently present in SCP-XXXX nests demonstrates older members of the nest commanding the younger individuals to construct SCP-XXXX-1 in return for food. The leaders of the nest are often in charge of food supplies and thievery is punished harshly. Temporary removal from society is common punishment, with redemption being through unpleasing jobs.
Due to the extreme similarities between SCP-XXXX and SCP-2967-B, investigation is ongoing to establish if there is a connection between the two and if there is an origin to a potential collection of hyper-intelligent avians. SCP-4075 have not provided any information about the query, even when documentation was successfully allocated.
Artifacts labelled A-XXXX are large constructions created by wealthy nests of SCP-XXXX situated on flat terrain. A-XXXX exhibit the features of a hollow, ≈1m in length cube with a single entrance. A-XXXX are still being investigated.
Addenda: Below is a list of significant MTF-Lambda-4 ("Birdwatchers") expeditions into separate SCP-XXXX nests. Some items found in these nests were recovered for evaluation and all constructions were destroyed. During expeditions, SCP-XXXX instances fled the nest. Most instances were uncaught and likely relocated to a new nest.
| Expedition ID | Findings |
| XXXX/220517 | A waterproof construction used for the storage of food was found in the centre of the nest, and was flooded with water. Foods mostly included fast food items. |
| XXXX/070617 | In an SCP-XXXX home, a 4x3cm section of a styrofoam cup contained markings reminiscent of human scripture. This language has been found in several locations in this nest and some other nests. This language is yet to be inferred and translated. |
| XXXX/260617 | A structure similar to that of a morgue. Several dead instances of SCP-XXXX inside, all of them completely plucked and some debeaked. Within a nearby A-XXXX, a naked human lay dead with a partly-removed skull and most of the cerebrum cleanly removed. A deceased plucked SCP-XXXX and several unidentified modified electronic components lay inside the skull. |
| XXXX/200817 | A A-XXXX unit containing a deceased SCP-XXXX specimen, with cause of death being asphyxiation due to an overdosage on human blood. A deceased human with hands and feet severed at the wrist and ankles lay next to the SCP-XXXX. A funnel and a tube was attached to each amputation, with all tubes leading to the SCP-XXXX's beak. |
