SCP-1130 was retrieved from its location in , after a number of 
documented disappearances amongst tourists. Officials were only 
able to locate one missing individual, who was found wandering 
through a gated community seven kilometers from SCP-1130's 
location. On his person were the directions requested from 
SCP-1130 and what was later identified as a "Queen Elizabeth" 
M-17 steel helmet. The Foundation was alerted when details of the 
case triggered a dedicated monitoring station and a recovery team 
led by Agent moved to secure SCP-1130. The tourist was 
located and was administered class-A amnestics. SCP-1130 was 
removed from its position outside the subway station by the 
recovery team posing as a municipal work crew. 


Addendum 1130-A-02: Partial transcript of log file 1130-T-14/73299 
Personnel involved in test: Dr. -  , D-73299 


Summary: The following is a partial video and audio 
transcript for log file 1130-T-14/73299. Before testing 
commenced, subject was given directions to 

Street as provided by SCP-1130. Subject received MRE 


rations (including the necessary FRH packets) and 
enough water for seven days. Head-mounted video and 
personal audio recording devices were checked and 
found functioning with expected parameters. 


Transcript: 

<Begin video/audio log transcript> 

Dr. - :"Jim, are we recording?" 

A muffled reply can be heard from behind the camera. 


Dr. - 1: "Okay then. turns to D-73299 Now, could 
you please state your name and designation for us?" 


D-73299: "Who, me? Errr... my name is and my 
denum is 73299." 


Dr. - 1: "Thank you. Now, we've provided you with 
directions and supplies. We'd like you to provide us with 
a running commentary while you're in there. Can you do 
that?" 


D-73299: "| guess. And | won't be able to talk to you 
guys, right?" 


Dr. - :"That's correct. But we'll be recording 
everything you see and hear." 


Dr. - opens SCP-1130-1. 


Dr. - :"Please enter. We'll shut the door after you, 
so don't worry about that." 


D-73299: "| hope you guys know what you're doi... hey, 
watch it!" 


D-73299 is helped into SCP-1130-2 by security 
personnel present. The sound of a door slamming shut 
can be heard, followed by the subject muttering 
obscenities. Subject turns around and appears to be 


searching for SCP-1130-1, which is no longer visible. 
Subject switches on head-mounted LED light and looks 
around. This reveals what appears to be the interior of a 
WWil-era submarine. 


D-73299: "Jesus! Where the hell am |?" 


Subject surveys his surroundings. Small pools of water 
can be seen all along the deck. The left side of the small 
elongated space seems to be filled with a set of bunks. 
Blankets lie on rusted metal cots. To the right is a long 
rusty metal wall sectioned off by bulkheads. In front of 
subject is a small door with a lock wheel. Water seems to 
be continuously dripping from the ceiling and walls. 


D-73299: "Okay... okay... gotta breathe... gotta just... 
inhales deeply ... keep breathing. So, you wanted me to 
talk... looks like a boat or something. Thing's rusted and 
filthy, but | guess you can see that. There's some kind of 
sign here. Lemme get in a bit closer." 


Subject steps around the water on the floor. A rusted 
metal sign comes into view. 


D-73299: "No idea what the hell kind of language that is. 
Might be French? | can't even pronounce it. Anyway, 
cam must be recording it, so you figure it out.' 


[POST-EVENT OBSERVATION: Sign read ‘Achtung! 
Rauchen Verboten!'] 


Subject suddenly turns around, obviously agitated. 


D-73299: "Goddamn, what was that? | think | heard 
something." 


[POST-EVENT OBSERVATION: Analysis of recovered 
audio does not indicate an audible sound.] 


D-73299: "Seemed to be coming from right behind... 
there it is again! What the hell is that!?" 


Subject runs towards the door and attempts to turn the 
wheel. Subject can be heard grunting and swearing. 


[POST-EVENT OBSERVATION: At this point in the 
recording, a faint background audio signal is picked up. 
Analysis pending.] 


D-73299: "It sounds like... like teeth..." 


Subject manages to open the door and slips through 
before hurriedly pulling it closed behind him. Subject 
stands with his back to the door, shaking. A room is 
dimly visible beyond the beam of the subject's LED light. 
Several hospital beds seem to be scattered around the 
room. The windows are boarded up tightly. 


D-73299: "Huh? Where'd the boat go? Goddamn, where 
am |?!" 


Subject takes a few steps before abruptly standing still. 


D-73299: "I'm hearing it again, but... | closed that fucking 
door! No! No, | closed it! | closed it!" 


Subject breaks into a run towards the other end of the 
room, tripping over a fallen IV-stand. Sobbing can be 
heard. 


<End video/audio log transcript> 


D-73299 emerged from the side of a building close to his 
target destination at 07:03:21. Subject was in a state of 
confusion and panic, showing signs of severe 
malnutrition. Subject did not respond to instructions and 
attempted to leave the test site. He was subsequently 
neutralized by security personnel and detained for 
debriefing. Post-event physical and psychological 
evaluation determined the amount of time spent in 
SCP-1130-2 to be between 2 and 4 weeks. In addition, 
subject appeared to have pulled all of his own teeth with 
a pair of pliers recovered from SCP-1130-2. 


Footnotes 
1. Non-conclusive evidence was later found linking the company's 
deceased founder toElevix Electronics. 


« SCP-1129 | SCP-1130 | SCP-1131 » 


SCP-1131: The Oscar Bug 


Item #: SCP-1131 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Instances of SCP-1131 brought 
into captivity are to be kept in 1m x 1m x 1m acrylic vivariums for the 
remainder of their lives (usually no more than a few weeks). Persons 
affected by SCP-1131 (given the group designation SCP-1131-1) 

are to be kept in a standard persons holding cell for further research. 


Foundation personnel stationed in places where instances of 
SCP-1131 have manifested should wear insect repellent containing 
p-Menthane-3,8-diol at all times. Personnel entering an SCP-1131 
containment unit must wear a full Level A hazardous materials suit. 
Any bites made by SCP-1131 on any person must be noted, and 
any persons bitten must immediately be detained. 


Description: SCP-1131 is a member of the species Culiseta 
longiareolata, and appears under direct observation as a normal 
specimen of that species. Instances of SCP-1131 range in size, but 
are on average approximately 8 mm long and weigh on average 1.7 
milligrams. Instances of SCP-1131 refuse to feed from animals other 
than mammals. SCP-1131 appears to be of intelligence limited to its 
species, and acts on instinct alone. 


When a female SCP-1131 bites a mammal, the affected person or 
animal (immediately given the designation SCP-1131-1) begins a 
physical transformation lasting several days. First, the subject loses 
consciousness and enters a comatose state. Then, beginning at the 
site of the bite, the tissues of SCP-1131-1 begin to change, starting 
with the dermis and progressing inward toward muscular and 
skeletal structures. All subjects take on the same physical 
appearance and attributes: that of a Caucasian human male named 
Oscar Peleschak, age 57. 


Subjects usually awaken within 24 hours of the completion of this 
transformation. Subjects affected by SCP-1131 are indistinguishable 
from each other after the completion of this transformation. All 
subjects claim to be Oscar Peleschak and show signs of distress 
upon awakening. When asked for the last remembered calendar 
date, subjects offer September 5, 1968. 


If two or more members of SCP-1131-1 are introduced, they will all 
claim the other or others to be impostors, and become distressed 
with the presence of the other or others. If this encounter is allowed 
to escalate, these arguments will become heated, but no subjects 
will resort to physical violence, due to self-proclaimed pacifism. 


It is unknown how many instances of SCP-1131 exist. When 
instances of SCP-1131 breed, not all offspring (less than 1%) exhibit 
SCP-1131's effect. There does not, at this time, appear to be any 
way to reverse the effects of SCP-1131. 


Addendum: SCP-1131 was recovered in , Massachusetts, 
when an embedded Foundation agent noted several discrepancies 
in local vital records. Of note was the fact that an individual named 
Oscar Peleschak had multiple vital records indicating date of death, 
but all had been redacted by local authorities. Life 
Insurance Company had investigated Oscar Peleschak multiple 
times, and criminal charges for insurance fraud were filed in 1969, 
but ultimately were not pursued due to lack of evidence. 


The only birth record of Oscar Peleschak was issued in 1911 at 

Memorial Hospital. The first death certificate of Oscar 
Peleschak was issued by that same hospital on September 7, 1968 
with the cause of death listed as [REDACTED]. It is hypothesized 
that this is the ‘original’ Oscar Peleschak and the subject identified in 
these records was given the designation SCP-1131-0. Exhumation 
of the body indicated no genetic differences between SCP-1131-0 
and any members of SCP-1131-1. Furthermore, forensic analysis of 
the body indicates that some physical damage, namely skeletal 
scarring from a broken wrist estimated to be several decades old at 
time of death, exists in all members of SCP-1131-1 as well. 


SCP-1131-0 was married at the time of his death to Mary 
Peleschak, now deceased. 


Currently, records indicate 47 separate instances of SCP-1131-1, of 
which 4 are still alive, currently detained at Site . No members of 
SCP-1131-1 retain any recollection of the experiences of past 
members of this group. 


Addendum 1131-A: Once SCP-1131 initiates a feeding sequence, 
there does not appear to be anything which will reverse, hinder, or 
stop its effect, including laceration of affected skin, amputation, or 
death. 


Addendum 1131-B: List of known individuals affected by 
SCP-1131: 


[DATA EXPUNGED] 


Addendum 1131-C: Transcript of video interview with a member 
of SCP-1131-1: 


Interviewed: SCP-1131-1 
Interviewer: Dr. , Clearance Level 2/1131-937-439 


(SCP-1131-1 sits on camera in an orange jumpsuit, 
sipping a cup of coffee. Dr. sits just off camera, only 
his arm visible. This member of SCP-1131-1 was 
detained shortly after entering a comatose state and has 
been isolated since that time.) 


Dr. : Please state your name for the record. 


SCP-1131-1: My name is Oscar Peleschak. I've told you 
that before. 


Dr. : What is the last thing you remember before 
waking up at this facility, Mr. Peleschak? 


SCP-1131-1: Well...1 just got off of work, and | called a 
cab to get home. | got in the cab, and the driver was 
jabbering at me, and | wasn't paying attention too much. 
Then | got home, said good night to the missus, read a 
book, got in bed, and woke up here. 


Dr. : Did you experience any sort of discomfort at 


the time? Any itching or burning sensations in your skin, 
like those from an animal bite. 


SCP-1131-1: Not that | remember. Can | go now? | ain't 
done nothing wrong. | got a wife to get back to, y'know. 


Dr. : I'm sorry, Mr. Peleschak. You will not be 
allowed to leave. 


SCP-1131-1: Why? | ain't done nothing wrong! I've got 
rights, you know! 


<End of log> 
« SCP-1130 | SCP-1131 | SCP-1132 » 


SCP-1132: Snake Tongue 


Item #: SCP-1132 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1132 is to be kept in 
standard living quarters, furnished with a bed and appropriate 
religious icon. A facial restraint will be supplied to SCP-1132, to be 
worn at all times when interacting with personnel. This restraint must 
cover the mouth completely and immobilize the lower jaw. To 
facilitate personnel safety, entrance to SCP-1132's chamber should 
be announced by voice or knocking to give the subject time to don 
the facial restraint, should it not currently be in use. Should the 
restraint become dislodged for any reason, unarmored personnel 
are to maintain a minimum distance of one meter from the subject 
until the restraint has been replaced. Subject is to be fed one freeze- 
dried mouse, rehydrated, once per day in its cell. Subject is allowed 
limited escorted sojourns in the facility where it is housed. 


Efforts to teach SCP-1132 English have been hindered by the 
subject's illiteracy. Until subject has learned to understand spoken 
English and/or to write in any language, one member of personnel 
assigned to SCP-1132 is to be fluent in the eastern Huasteca dialect 
of modern Nahuatl. 


Description: SCP-1132 is a female human of indigenous Mexican 
ethnicity, approximately 25 years of age. The subject's tongue, 
esophagus, stomach and both intestines have been replaced by a 
female Bothrops asper (fer-de-lance or nauyaca), leaving only 6cm 
of the subject's own rectum intact. The connection between the 
reptile and the subject's digestive system is seamless. Due to its 
condition, SCP-1132 cannot speak, though it breathes normally. The 
subject lacks a uterus, though no sign of hysterectomy or other 
surgery is present. How the uterus was removed has not yet been 
determined. 


Approximately 0.6-0.7 meters of snake lie coiled where the subject's 
stomach should be, giving the snake the ability to lunge out of the 
subject's mouth. So long as the subject's mouth is closed, the snake 
will not force its way out. Aside from its anomalous state and length 
far exceeding what is typical for B. asper, the reptile is otherwise a 
normal member of its species, possessing a venomous bite and 
treating SCP-1132 as territory to be defended. Its eating seems to 
provide sustenance for both itself and SCP-1132, and it must eat at 
a rate greater than normal for a snake, but less than that of a 
human. 


On the rare occasions that SCP-1132 is bitten by the snake, the 
subject will fall into a coma for a period of time between one hour 
and one day. Treatment with antivenom can wake the subject 
prematurely, but is counterindicated as the snake remains active 
and unrestrained during these periods. The subject describes these 
periods as being like dreamless sleep and reports no other physical 
side effects other than pain and swelling from the fang punctures. 


Addendum: Interviews with the subject have consisted of yes/no 
questions, and as such, information on the origin of its condition has 
been difficult to gather. 


Upon recovery in , Hidalgo, Mexico, persons familiar with 
SCP-1132 stated in interviews that they believed the subject had 
been punished for defiling a sacred relic said to belong to the Aztec 
goddess Coatlicue, and had been cast out from tribal society for the 
transgression. Testing of fragments of the object in question reveals 
no anomalous properties. 


« SCP-1131 | SCP-1132 | SCP-1133 » 


SCP-1133: Intravenous Sin 


Item #: SCP-1133 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1133 is to be kept within a 
secure testing chamber at Site- , equipped with one (1) standard 
power socket. Samples of SCP-1133-X should be stored in an on- 
site bio-research vault. Both should be guarded by a minimum of 
one (1) armed personnel at all times in order to prevent 
unauthorized access.