SCP-B-1 are identical in every way to American pennies being manufactured by the United States government at the current year, with there being at least one instance from every production run from 19██ to 2███.

SCP-B shows symptoms similar to those of bronchitis (coughing, fatigue, shortness of breath) and produces instances of SCP-B-1 instead of phlegm, although no external temperature change has been recorded. The coughing and SCP-B-1 production has been described as painful. Prolonged

SCP-B claims to have no relation to Abraham Lincoln, claiming instead to be B██ K████, who died at the age of 52 to bronchitis in 19██, around when SCP-B's anomalous abilities were first noted.

SCP-B is a bust resembling former president of the United States Abraham Lincoln. The sculpture includes the upper chest, neck, and head atop a column .5 meters in diameter. Although the material SCP-B is composed of outwardly resembles marble, chemical testing has proved it to be more similar to granite. SCP-B is capable of speech and is highly intelligent. Standard humanoid IQ testing has placed SCP-B with and IQ of 110.

Description: SCP-B is currently a pile of granite with no anomalous effects. There are currently two instances of SCP-B-1 in storage. Destruction of these two instances is pending approval.

Instances of SCP-B-1 are to be melted and can be used in production of Foundation Weaponry and containment tools.

Any Foundation Personnel with clearance rank Observer or higher may conduct interviews with SCP-B with approval from Site Supervisor James. SCP-B enjoys talking with Foundation staff, and due to its stationary and intelligent nature, matters of confidentiality not exceeding a level-3 clearance necessity can be discussed openly during interviews as long as the only intelligent forms in the containment cell are SCP-B and a Foundation personnel of rank Researcher or higher.

SCP-B Is kept on a podium inside of a small containment cell. Cell moisture should be monitored as to not reach 30% or higher moisture content to prevent the erosion of SCP-B. SCP-B is to be cleaned once monthly using Compound-███, a non-corrosive cleaning agent similar to soap that does not contain or require water for the cleaning process.

Special Containment Procedures: The remains of SCP-B are kept in Site-004 in a standard storage locker. The two remaining instances of SCP-B-1 are monitored at all times via camera. If no anomalous effect manifests by 1/12/████, they are to be melted.

tags: animal, biological, (Possibly) dundle-food, food, metamorphic, safe, sentient, plant, scp, ursine



SCP-XXX's Box

Item #: SCP-XXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXX is kept in a standard containment cell in Site-██. At no time should the temperature in the containment cell exceed 4 degrees Celsius.

Instances of SCP-XXX-1 are to be kept in separate nature facilities depending on the color of powder covering their fur at time of emergence.

All testing propositions with this object must be provided with approval from the current project head.

Description: SCP-XXX is cereal resembling Captain Crunch's "Oops! All Berries." On the box containing SCP-XXX, every "Quaker Oats" is replaced with "Dundle's Food." Testing has shown that both the box and plastic bag containing the cereal is not anomalous, although several people have stated "It just seems, off" or "I don't like the way the Captain is looking at me."

It is important to state that ingestion or insertion of instances of SCP-XXX into a living being, human or otherwise, results in no anomalous effects. However, personnel who have eaten SCP-XXX describe it as being stale, bland, and/or flavorless.

SCP-XXX instances act as a sort of seed. When put in a warm, moist environment, SCP-XXX will bloom at a rapid rate. Within 15 minutes, a bulb 2.1 meters tall resembling a watermelon will have grown no more than .5 meters away. When these are dug into or cut, a loud groan can be heard, followed by the tools used to harm the bulb breaking and shot out of the rind at high speeds.

The same effect happens when more than one instances of SCP-XXX are placed 5 millimeters or less apart. When multiples of the same color are placed in this way, no extra effects occur. However, when two or more different colors are placed together, they merge and form a new see the same dimensions as the originals. Where the excess mass goes is currently unknown. This instance of SCP-XXX is the mixed color of the originals. The growth period from here on is completely normal, though the resulting SCP-XXX-1 instance is the color of the hybrid seed.

After a period of time ranging from 15 minutes to 32 hours, the bulb grown from SCP-XXX will burst, followed by an emergence of SCP-XXX-1. SCP-XXX-1 instances artificially resemble Ursus Americanus (American Black Bears). However, instances of SCP-XXX-1 are covered in a layer of powder corresponding with the color of SCP-XXX allowed to grow.

Instance of SCP-XXX-1 (Grown with a blue instance of SCP-XXX)

Testing has shown that this powder is most similar to chalk and contains several non-biological pigments. It is not dangerous in any way and is generally removed due to normal conditions in the nature habitat, i.e. rain and wind.

SCP-XXX-1 instances have a number of anomalous effects depending on the color/colors allowed to propagate. For a full list, see Addendum SCP-XXX-a. SCP-XXX-1 instances are docile toward humans, and do not attack unless provoked. They live the normal lifespan of an Ursas Americanus (with birth being substituted for emergence), and are not able to reproduce. They can be terminated through normal means, but show immense strength regardless of color.

SCP-XXX-1 instances are territorial and have a tendency to fight with those of different emergence colors, even if the powder is not still on other instances. It is unknown how they differentiate between themselves and instances of other colors.