SCP-1175-2 will only become hostile in two situations, the first being 
if a non-introduced individual attempts to make contact with 
SCP-1175-1, or if any individual attempts to damage it, or if any 
individual attempts to remove SCP-1175-2 or another installation 
from the park. At this point, whether or not they are in a currently 
active state, all instances of SCP-1175-2 will immediately emit 
sounds described as "screaming" or "screeching" and attack that 
person and either kill them outright or chase them to the edge of the 
affected area. If the targeted person or persons are killed, their 
remains are brought to SCP-1175-1, at which point a hinged portion 
of its mouth will open (no such feature was present in its initial 
construction) and the remains are placed inside before it closes. It is 
currently not known what occurs after this as remote video and 
audio equipment lose all contact once the mouth closes. 


Alternately, if any structure of human construction is erected within a 
0.9km radius of SCP-1175-1 and remains standing for longer than 
twenty-four (24) hours, upon activation all instances of SCP-1175-2 
except for one will again emit the screeching noises and run to the 
construction at speeds up to 75 km/h. Upon reaching the new 
structure, they will proceed to attack it with provided weapons as 
well as fists and their horns until the structure is completely 
demolished, similarly attacking any humans who attempt to interfere. 
This reaction does not appear to be triggered by repairs, 


modifications or extensions to structures which existed within the 
area of effect at the time of its appearance; this consists of the 

Park itself including its outer fence and office/gift shop, 
approximately 0.2km of state highway [REDACTED] that intersects 
the area, and one abandoned shack (since damaged beyond repair 
during a blizzard, later destroyed without incident). 


SCP-1175-2 have shown signs of individual intelligence and appear 
to be able to communicate to each other, using lower-decibel levels 
of noises similar to their attack calls; no variances or patterns have 
emerged and attempts to initiate communications have thus far 
proven ineffective. SCP-1175-2 also appear to ignore non-human 
life, even in instances where birds or rodents have been observed 
directly defacing structures within the park during active periods. 
Superficial and structural damage to SCP-1175-1 will repair itself 
through unknown means. 


Addendum 1175-1: SCP-1175 was first brought to Foundation 
attention on / /  , when three local youths broke into the park at 
night and interacted with SCP-1175-2 during its active state. 
Foundation agents were made aware of the situations when local 
authorities had assumed the suspects to be under the influence of 
hallucinogenic substances due to a well-publicized raid on a 
narcotics supplier in the neighboring town of [REDACTED]; after 
application of class B amnestics, the suspects were given 
suggestive memories that they must have consumed food that was 
tainted with the narcotics. 


Extensive questioning of G P __ , owner of the park and creator of 
all pieces of art therein, has revealed that he was not responsible for 
the anomalous activities and is not aware of how they began; 
however, he was aware of their existence for approximately one 
month before the above incident but never reported them to 
authorities or family members out of fear. It has also become 
apparent that SCP-1175-2 somehow recognize Mr. P _ as their 
creator or as an authority in some other fashion; they obey requests 
and commands from him to an extent, and if he introduces an 
individual as a friend, SCP-1175-2 will ignore the individual from that 
point on, including allowing them to directly touch SCP-1175-1. 


As this ability to "introduce" others has not yet been successfully 


passed to other individuals, P has been designated as 
SCP-1175-3, but retained as director of the Park to maintain public 
appearances and to facilitate Foundation activities. He is kept under 
constant surveillance, but has thus far not attempted to impede 
Foundation agents in any way and has proven himself willing to offer 
any support or information he is able. 


Addendum 1175-2: Incident Report 1175-02 


On //_ , Foundation personnel attempted to remove SCP-1175-1 
from the park; despite having been assembled off-site and 
transported to its current locations, all attempts to move the 
structure failed, culminating in the destruction of a crane regulated to 
lift up to approximately 20 times the weight that SCP-1175-1 
weighed at the time of installation. Attempts to excavate the ground 
beneath SCP-1175-1 or remove other structures from the park were 
repeatedly interrupted by SCP-1175-2, though not to the level of 
hostility if the anomalous pieces are attacked directly. It has been 
decided that, until more stringent protocols are able to be enacted, 
all material is to remain on-site with additional Foundation agents for 
security; a nominal raise in park admission fees has been added to 
compensate for the expenditures. 


« SCP-1174 | SCP-1175 | SCP-1176 » 


SCP-1176: Mellified Man 


Item #: SCP-1176 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1176 is to be kept within 
the sarcophagus it was recovered in, fully submerged in 
SCP-1176-1, in a secure, climate-controlled observation room at 
Site 73. SCP-1176 is not to be removed from SCP-1176-1 for any 
period of time longer than is necessary to conduct essential 
research or replace monitoring equipment, in no case exceeding six 
hours. SCP-1176 is to be monitored by EEG at all times when not 
fully submerged in SCP-1176-1 for any sudden changes in brain 
activity. Any unexpected changes in SCP-1176-1 production are to 
be noted. Excess SCP-1176-1 is to be drained from the 
sarcophagus using the attached faucet, once per day or as 
necessary to prevent overflow, and is to be destroyed or sent for 
testing immediately. 


SCP-1176-1 is to be transported and stored in vessels clearly 
indicating that it is not a food product and is inedible. SCP-1176-1 is 
not to be consumed by any incompatible person except for testing 
purposes. All requests to issue SCP-1176-1 as an emergency field 
ration are preemptively denied, regardless of individual compatibility, 
pending a full Ethics Committee review. 


Description: SCP-1176 is the mummified corpse of a human male, 
presumed to have been approximately 35 years of age at the time of 
death. Severe tissue degradation has made DNA examination of 
SCP-1176 impossible; based on contextual evidence, SCP-1176 is 
assumed to have been of Arabian ancestry and to have died in the 
10th-11th century AD. SCP-1176 is clinically dead and does not 
display any indications of respiration, circulation, or metabolism. 
SCP-1176's brain, which is largely intact in spite of general tissue 
degradation, exhibits a constant level of electrical activity consistent 
with stage 3 non-rapid eye movement sleep ("deep sleep"). 


In the place of all bodily fluids that would be found in a living human 
being, SCP-1176 contains a fluid of viscous consistency and golden 
color, designated SCP-1176-1. Testing of SCP-1176-1 has found it 
to be chemically identical to clover honey produced by the Anatolian 
honey bee (Apis mellifera anatoliaca). SCP-1176-1 is exuded from 
SCP-1176's pores at a variable rate depending on environmental 
conditions. When kept fully or mostly submerged, as it typically is 
when stored within its sarcophagus, rate of SCP-1176-1 production 
is approximately 0.2 liters per hour. When it is not submerged, 
production increases exponentially over time (see Incident 1176-1 
log). The quantity of SCP-1176-1 contained within SCP-1176 itself 
has not been documented to increase or decrease at any time, 
regardless of the rate of production. 


SCP-1176-1 has been determined to be edible by human beings 
possessing an AB+ blood type, and possesses properties consistent 
with a highly concentrated nutritional supplement. A dose of 
SCP-1176-1 15 ml in volume contains approximately 2500 kcal and 
significant quantities of essential vitamins and nutrients, making it 
highly effective as an emergency ration or staple foodstuff. Tests 
conducted on D-Class personnel indicate that SCP-1176-1 
consumption by compatible persons is effective in preventing 
physical sensations of hunger for 14-18 hours after consumption 
and bears no long-term side effects. 


Persons of a non-AB+ blood type, upon consuming any amount of 
SCP-1176-1 greater than 0.5 ml, begin exhibiting symptoms of a 
severe allergic reaction within four to ten hours of consumption. 
Acute hemolysis, followed by renal failure and death, has occurred 
in 98.7% of all tests where an incompatible person was fed 
SCP-1176-1. Symptoms of SCP-1176-1 consumption among 
incompatible test subjects are consistent with symptoms of persons 
given blood transfusions of a type incompatible with their body 
chemistry. 


At the time of its recovery, SCP-1176 was stored within a stone 
sarcophagus of late Hellenistic style. The lid, sides, and interior of 
the sarcophagus are inscribed with texts in late Egyptian 
hieroglyphics, largely consisting of ceremonial texts and spells 
regarding the protection of the person entombed within and 


hagiographic descriptions of various gods, and an extinct and thus 
far untranslated dialect of Proto-Arabic. In a large section at the foot 
of the coffin, the original inscriptions have been obliterated and 
replaced with two separate inscriptions in Classical Arabic (see 
addendum for translation). A hole has been drilled into the 
sarcophagus near one end, into which a copper pipe and a spigot 
has been fitted. It is hypothesized that the spigot was installed within 
the last 100 years by the persons previously in possession of 
SCP-1176 for the purpose of facilitating the removal of SCP-1176-1 
from the sarcophagus. The sarcophagus itself possesses no 
anomalous properties. 


SCP-1176 was acquired by the Foundation in 1985, following a raid 
on a facility in Asmara, Eritrea (then Ethiopia) owned by the Manna 
Charitable Foundation. Foundation assets in the region had 
identified the facility as the source of shipments of honey which had 
been widely distributed to famine-stricken regions of Ethiopia, 
resulting in the deaths of approximately civilians from symptoms 
resembling acute hemolysis. How the MCF came into possession of 
SCP-1176 has not been determined to date. 


+ Show text of Arabic inscriptions on SCP-1176 sarcophagus 
Text of first inscription: 


Abdallah ibn Salah ibn Ayyub ibn Nasir, 
fifteenth son of the great sheikh (illegible), was 
put to the fast of honey on the first of Rajab in 
the year of the Hijra 3(illegible),1 and died on 
the fifteenth of Ramadan. The great imam al- 
Yusuf has sealed him within the ancient 
vessel, marked with the signs decreed by the 
ancients, to ferment in honey for one hundred 
years and bring aid to the people in time of 
need. 


Text of second inscription: 


Beware, imam, for the mark of Iblis is upon this 
one! 


In the year of the Hijra 573,2 the imam al-Malik 
ordered this vessel opened, thereby to feed 
the people during time of great famine. Many 
jars were filled and delivered to the sheikh and 
his court, to the great imams of the mosques, 
and to the people. And in the following day, a 
great many people fell ill with a terrible fever, 
and none of them lived - but the sheikh, and 
his brothers, and his sons, who ate heartily of 
the cursed nectar, were all of them unharmed. 
Those who lived declared the sheikh and his 
family guilty of sorcery and (illegible). But 
when the people came to destroy the body 
taken from the vessel, they found it standing 
upright and dancing about, screaming and 
mocking them. Al-Malik has decreed that a foul 
djinn has been sent by the Shaitan himself to 
corrupt this instrument of healing, and has 
decreed that it be sealed within this vessel 
until the last day. May God strike down any 
who would break these seals. 


+ Show Incident 1176-1 log 


Incident 1176-1: On / /20 , an experiment was 
conducted to determine the upward limits of the rate at 
which SCP-1176-1 can be produced. SCP-1176 was 
removed from its sarcophagus and placed upon a grated 
surface designed to drain all SCP-1176-1 produced 
away rather than allowing it to accumulate. After 
increasing to a rate of 1.2 liters per hour after the first 
hour, the rate at which production accelerated continued 
to increase by approximately one liter per hour, reaching 
a production of approximately 55.7 liters per hour. After 
approximately 10.5 hours, a sudden spike in brain 
activity was detected and SCP-1176 became conscious. 
SCP-1176 opened its eyelids and began flailing wildly 
and attempting to engage in distressed vocalizations, 
and attempted to crawl towards one of the walls of the 
test chamber. 


Due to the atrophied state of its internal organs and 
musculature, it is speculated that SCP-1176 was unable 
to see or derive any meaningful sensory data from its 
environment during this period, and was unable to speak 
coherently due to the degradation of its tongue and 
palate. As the staff were concerned that SCP-1176's 
movements would damage itself, four junior research 
personnel were instructed to manually restrain 
SCP-1176 and sedate it. During the attempt, SCP-1176 
jerked its left arm violently, resulting in its hand being 
severed at the wrist. After attempts to sedate SCP-1176 
using gas and intramuscular injection were unsuccessful, 
research personnel were instructed to return SCP-1176 
to its sarcophagus and set the lid in place. SCP-1176 
was heard continuing to vocalize, and to strike the 
interior of the sarcophagus with its limbs and head, for 
approximately 3 hours, after which time it ceased activity 
and returned to its previous state. 


Subsequent examination has detected multiple bone 
fractures induced during SCP-1176's period of activity, 
as well as several previously unnoted fractures 
speculated to have been caused by an earlier such state. 
SCP-1176's severed hand has continued to exude 
SCP-1176-1 at rates commensurate with the rest of the 
specimen and is currently being contained separately for 
further research. 


Footnotes 
1. Between 922 and 1022 AD in the Gregorian calendar 
2. 1195 AD in the Gregorian calendar 


« SCP-1175 | SCP-1176 | SCP-1177 » 


SCP-1177: The Coupon Cutter 


Item #: SCP-1177 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1177 is currently housed 
in the containment quarters of Site 40. A staffed closed-circuit 
camera monitors SCP-1177 at all times. If SCP-1177 attempts to 
practice self-harm, alert the head researcher as soon as possible. 
Per standard humanoid containment precautions, personnel are to 
be searched before entering SCP-1177's chamber. Personnel are 
subject to an additional search upon exiting the chamber. 


Description: SCP-1177 is a Latin-American female of indeterminate 
age who possesses the ability to exchange severed pieces of her 
own body for goods and services.' Although she appears elderly, 
this may be a result of her long-term abuse of her anomalous 
property and lifestyle—interviews reveal that, prior to entering 
Foundation custody, she had spent much of her adult life as a 
homeless vagrant. SCP-1177 was discovered in the [REDACTED] 
casino in Kansas after she bribed the doorman into allowing her 
entry and made several attempts to play a nickel slot machine 
without the use of casino tokens before being apprehended by 
security and delivered to paramedics. Foundation agents alerted to 
these events posed as employees of a local mental health facility 
and were given custody of the woman without incident. The slot 
machine and the rug under it were submitted for cleaning.