S.C.P-Crimson Penguin

It was a cold morning in S.C.P Research and Recon base 37R in Antarctica. Dr. Flynn woke to the loud beeping of his old alarm clock. He got up and rubbed his groggily. He turned the old alarm clock, and dressed quickly: he was going to go out into the field to hopefully find the crimson streak that the research drones had picked up when flying back to the base to charge.
The red streak was only visible for a second, but the scientist could tell that it was not a dead animal, or carcass. The drone had been flying over the icy flatland nicknamed the Icy Death, when the streak of red was noticed halfway into the Icy Death. The researchers where soon baffled about the streak, and found no explanation to why it was there.
Once the drone was charged, it was flown back out, but there was nothing there. There was no chance it was blood, because there where no streaks, and it was a very fine day, and no storms had happened. That's when they decided that they will send out a search and rescue squad, Dr. Flynn was the first to volunteer, because it would hurt him to know that an animal died that could've been saved.
The search and rescue squad included: Abbot Sharpener the lead animal care doctor, Holly Winter a S.C.P biologist, Henry Bird a student of Dr. Flynn, and Dr. Flynn himself. The search and rescue team was to be escorted by M.T.F Delta 7, more commonly know as the Penguins.