Description: SCP-1905 is a stopping rifle chambered for the .577 
tyrannosaur round. SCP-1905 lacks a serial number and possesses 
no manufacturing marks. The left side of SCP-1905’s stock has the 
phrases “Jur-ass-kick” and “Dino-sore” carved into it. When 
SCP-1905 is loaded and within 3 meters of an individual capable of 
firing it, an instance of SCP-1905-1 will spontaneously manifest 
relatively close to SCP-1905. SCP-1905 will misfire unless it is 
aimed directly at an instance of SCP-1905-1. 


SCP-1905-1 instances are sentient beings physically resembling 
various animals of the clade Dinosauria. Instances of SCP-1905-1 
have all displayed a high degree of hostility. At the time of writing, 
instances of SCP-1905-1 have been found to resemble over 
different species of dinosaur in testing. All instances of SCP-1905-1 
have resembled dinosaurs known to have existed in the Cretaceous 
Period; the majority of instances have been found to resemble either 
Tyrannosaurus rex or Triceratops horridus. 


Instances of SCP-1905-1 are composed primarily of fiberglass and 
plaster; they show no abnormal resilience and cease function upon 
receiving sufficient amounts of damage to their infrastructure. A 
single shot from SCP-1905 will cause the immediate destruction of 
an instance of SCP-1905-1 regardless of where it makes contact 
with the object. If SCP-1905 is still loaded when an instance of 
SCP-1905-1 is destroyed, a new instance of SCP-1905-1 will 


materialize in close proximity to SCP-1905. 


Recovery Log 1905: SCP-1905 was recovered in rural on / / 

. Foundation assets in the area traced several alleged “dinosaur 
sightings” to the residence of 24 year old . SCP-1905 was 
located inside of a barn near the corpse of Mr. . An instance of 
SCP-1905-1 inside of the barn was engaged and destroyed by the 
retrieval team. The initial attempt to relocate SCP-1905 to Site 83 
was unsuccessful (See Incident Report 1905-Alpha). SCP-1905 was 
recovered from the wreckage of the transport aircraft undamaged 
and successfully transported to Site 83. 


+ Supplementary Document 1905-Delta 


The following document is a copy of the contents found 
on a piece of paper inside a shipping crate in Mr. ’s 
residence. Neither the paper nor the crate possessed a 
return address. The paper was somewhat damaged at 
the time of recovery. 


Hello there, my TESTOSTERONE rich friend. 
Are you a BORE to your buddies? Do the 
ladies find you absolutely UNINTERESTING? 
Do you cry yourself to sleep Knowing that you 
will die ALONE AND UNLOVED? Worry no 
more, my friend. With the DINO HUNTER 
MODEL 6 you'll never be the boring guy at the 
party again. Impress women, enthrall your 
acquaintances, and instill PURE 
EXCITEMENT into those around you with the 
DINO HUNTER MODEL 6. Become a genuine 
DINOSAUR HUNTER and show off your SICK 
SKILLS to those around you. Are you ready to 
hunt the MOST DANGEROUS GAME? 


Mr. , aS We understand it, you're absolutely 
PATHETIC. But so long as you follow the 
procedures outlined in your DINO HUNTER 
MODEL 6 OPERATOR'S MANUAL, you may 
finally grow to be someone who's not an 
ABSOLUTELY SHAMEFUL EXAMPLE OF A 


HUMAN BEING. So get up, ready your rifle, 
and go SLAUGHTER SOME REPTILIAN 
SCUM! 


We at [REDACTED] would like to remind you 
that any injuries inflicted on you and those 
around you as a direct result of use of the Dino 
Hunter Model 6 are not our responsibility. In 
the event that your Dino Hunter Model 6 
manifests creatures of the Jurassic or Triassic 
periods, return it immediately to your nearest 
[REDACTED] facility within 30 days for a full 
refund. In the event that you fail to follow the 
payment plan outlined in your Dino Hunter 
Model 6 purchasing package, know that we 
will find you and punishment will be 
administered as outlined in article 7 subsection 
D (Punishable Actions) of your Dino Hunter 
Model 6 Informational Guide. 


Incident Report 1905-Alpha: During initial containment, retrieval 
staff neglected to unload SCP-1905 before storing it for transport to 
Site 83. Approximately 14 minutes after departing for Site 83, an 
instance of SCP-1905-1 manifested in the cockpit of the transport 
aircraft; control was lost shortly after, causing the plane to crash into 
a small wooded area. Information regarding the crash was 
successfully suppressed and SCP-1905 was recovered intact. 


« SCP-1904 | SCP-1905 | SCP-1906 » 


SCP-1906: A Pleasant Place to Read 


Item #: SCP-1906 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1906 breaches 
containment whenever the current instance of SCP-1906-1 dies, and 
must be re-discovered; after its rediscovery, SCP-1906 is to be 
considered unsecured as long as the new instance of SCP-1906-1 
has not been taken into custody. Only D-class personnel are to 
enter SCP-1906 until such time as the physical health of the new 
instance of SCP-1906-1 has been confirmed by Foundation 
veterinarians. Any civilians present within SCP-1906 at the time of 
its rediscovery are to be immediately evacuated with a situationally 
appropriate cover story. 


While SCP-1906 is unsecured, civilians are to be denied access to 
the library hosting SCP-1906 with a cover story of repair to 
infrastructure, and additional internal walls are to be constructed 
onsite to conceal the entry to SCP-1906; because long-term 
interdiction or institutional decommission of the library hosting 
SCP-1906 has been found to result in the death of SCP-1906-1, 
public use of the library is to resume as soon as possible. 
Foundation personnel are to be embedded among library employees 
for purposes of monitoring and management. 


SCP-1906-1 must never be brought closer than 500 km to the 
current location of SCP-1906. SCP-1906-1 is to be contained in 
standard domestic-animal facilities, and is to receive monthly 
veterinary examinations. 


Should an instance of SCP-1906-1 already be a domestic pet, or in 
some other respect be unavailable for acquisition by the Foundation 
via licit means, personnel are authorized to falsify the instance's 
death. 


Description: SCP-1906 is a room which manifests within a library 
somewhere in the world,! where it anomalously integrates itself into 
the library's architecture to function as an auxiliary reading room. As 
well, SCP-1906 is anomalously linked to a domestic dog (Canis 
lupus familiaris, henceforth SCP-1906-1), such that the environment 
outside SCP-1906's windows is not the environment outside the 
library into which SCP-1906 integrates itself, but rather the 
environment in which SCP-1906-1 can be found. No relationship 
between the location of SCP-1906 and the identity of SCP-1906-1 
has yet been determined. 


SCP-1906 is 4 meters high, 6.5 meters wide, and 8 meters long, 
with an open doorway. It contains a varying amount (between 12 
and 30 items) of non-anomalous library furniture,2 as well as 
fluorescent lights and two non-functional electrical sockets. The wall 
opposite the doorway contains two floor-to-ceiling windows which 
are covered by thick red velour curtains. Although the windows 
cannot be opened, the curtains can be removed; when exposed, the 
left window shows SCP-1906-1's surroundings from a vantage point 
located approximately midway between SCP-1906-1's eyes, and the 
right window shows the same environment from a vantage point 
located approximately two-thirds of the way along the left side of 
SCP-1906-1's torso. The images visible through the windows are at 
a scale consistent with a "dog's-eye view". Veterinary examination of 
instances of SCP-1906-1 reveals no anomalies, even when the 
veterinarians are clearly visible through the windows. Sound in 
SCP-1906-1's environment is audible through the windows, but 
severely muffled; laser interferometry microphones can be used to 
more clearly resolve the sounds and thereby facilitate identifying and 
locating SCP-1906-1. 


When SCP-1906-1 dies, SCP-1906 vanishes, along with its contents 
and occupants; consequently, it is not yet known whether SCP-1906 
manifests at its next site instantly, or after a delay. No personnel lost 
within SCP-1906 have ever been recovered; all such personnel 
have been administratively designated as ‘killed in action’. On / / 

, the instance of SCP-1906-1 was found to be suffering from 
terminal cardiac myxoma; before the instance was euthanized, 
surveillance and locator systems were installed within SCP-1906. All 
signals were interrupted at the moment of SCP-1906-1's death; 


when SCP-1906 was rediscovered 103 days later, none of the 
Foundation-planted systems were present. 


If SCP-1906-1 is brought closer than approximately 450 km to 
SCP-1906, it immediately begins convulsing and vomiting, and 
requires immediate veterinary attention. Simultaneous with the onset 
of these symptoms, the electrical systems in the library hosting 
SCP-1906 undergo catastrophic failure; it is to be noted that under 
these circumstances, the fluorescent lighting within SCP-1906 
continues to function normally. 


Breeding experiments with instances of SCP-1906-1 have thus far 
failed to produce offspring. 


Acquisition Log: On January 30, 1985, SCP-1906 manifested 
within the Site-19 private research library, and was immediately 
detected as anomalous. 


Footnotes 

1. Since coming to the attention of the Foundation in 1985, 
SCP-1906 has never manifested within a library whose collection 
was less than approximately 700,000 documents; see document 
1906-H52 for detailed statistical analysis. 

2. Desks, tables, chairs, planter containing aFicus benjaminatree, 
and wastebasket; see document 1906-KB-12 for detailed statistical 
analysis. 


« SCP-1905 | SCP-1906 | SCP-1907 » 


SCP-1907: The Nexus 


Item #: SCP-1907 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The path leading to and the 
chamber housing SCP-1907 is to be secured by five (5) armed 
personnel. At this time, no subjects other than Class-D personnel 
are to activate SCP-1907's effects without explicit permission from 
two (2) Level-3 researchers that have been directly assigned to 
SCP-1907. 


If not currently being utilized during testing, all bodies within the 
chamber housing SCP-1907 are to be removed from the area and 
incinerated. All comatose test subjects must be restrained during 
testing until further notice. No subjects are allowed to activate 
SCP-1907's effects more than three (3) times. Every other month, a 
Class-D subject is to be selected to activate SCP-1907's effects four 
(4) times and have their body remain within the room containing 
SCP-1907. Personnel are not to interact with any bodies within the 
room housing SCP-1907 


Description: SCP-1907 is a 3m tall and 2m wide archway 
composed primarily of smooth and uniform white quartz. The object 
is located within the Cave System in the state of Tennessee, 
and is housed in the centre of a roughly circular room approximately 
7m in diameter, with an inclined spiral pathway connecting the area 
with the rest of the cave. This path and room are roughly carved out 
of the existing cave walls. Dozens of corpses in various stages of 
decay were found along the walls of the chamber at the time of 
discovery and are hereby designated SCP-1907-A. 


Passing through SCP-1907 causes subjects to perceive a currently 
unnamed location. Within this space, subjects report a feeling of 
freedom and unity, as well as communication with various other 
unidentified life forms.1 When asked about the appearance of the 


location, subjects appear to be unable to describe or recall the 
physical aspects of it. They will often express a strong desire to 
return to this location through SCP-1907 and a reluctance to leave 
the area. 


When a living organism passes through SCP-1907, that individual 
enters into a comatose state. Those removed from the room housing 
SCP-1907 while in the aforementioned state consistently experience 
failure of all vital processes. Subjects will typically regain 
consciousness approximately sixty (60) minutes after their first 
interaction with the anomaly. The recovery time doubles with each 
interaction until the 4th interaction, at which point subjects gain 
control of when they regain consciousness after passing through 
SCP-1907.2 


Prior to Incident-1907-Tau, instances of SCP-1907-A would become 
animate at random times when no living subjects were present 
within SCP-1907's chamber. These figures displayed behaviors out 
of human norm, such as verbally communicating via clicking and 
whistling, using their tongues to trace patterns on each others' skin, 
and self-disembowlment.3 SCP-1907-A have been observed to 
cease animation when a living subject enters into the area. Due to 
the apparently non-hostile nature of the object towards Foundation 
personnel and in order to further study behavior, all corpses are to 
remain within the chamber.4 


Incident Report-1907-Tau: On 07/04/1989, during testing with the 
effects of repeated exposure to SCP-1907, the Class-D subject 
being used for testing regained consciousness at the expected time 
after her second exposure to the object and attempted to eat two 
nearby researchers before being forced back through SCP-1907. 
The subject's body was restrained and secured to the wall prior to 
the next time she regained consciousness. Attached is the interview 
log from the incident. 


Interview Log-1907-Tau: 


Interviewed: D-83435 


Interviewer: Dr. Walter Floyd 


Foreword: Due to a prior incident in which the subject 
exhibited aggressive and hostile behavior towards 
personnel, the subject's body was restrained in order to 
ensure the safety of on-site personnel. Interview 
commenced immediately following the awakening of the 
subject. 


<Begin Log> 
Floyd: Explain yourself. 


D-83435: [dazed; this is apparently normal, as subjects 
are noted to usually be heavily disoriented upon 
regaining consciousness after passing through 
SCP-1907] What do you mean, Doctor? [Subject noticed 
restraints.] What's this? 


Floyd: D-83435, you bit Agent Rhodes's and Preston's 
necks and attempted to eat them before | shoved you 
back through the portal. Don't you remember? 


D-83435: [chuckles] | thought it felt different. It always 
does when | have to come back. Sorry for [snorting and 
hissing noise], by the way, | had no idea how he'd 
behave. | so too busy exploring everyone that | kinda just 
forgot about him. He didn't mean harm, really, he thought 
you were predators. 


Floyd: /attempts to replicate noise]? 


D-83435: /attempts to nod] Yeah, he wanted to see what 
my dimension was like. So, | thought, "Hey, why not let 
him just use my body?" 'S not like | wanted to go back 
yet or anything. 


Floyd: I'm assuming that this was an entity from within 
the SCP-1907? 


D-83435: 'S right. He was just curious, is all. He never 
meant any harm. [laughs] Hell, | don't think he even 


realizes what he did was wrong. He couldn't even tell 
what the hell was going on. | don't think his kind usually 
has eyes or ears. Actually, now that | think about it, | 
don't know why | keep referring to him with gender. 
[laughs] Old habits die hard, | suppose. 


Floyd: /aside to Assistant Researcher Lagrange] Note 
the possibility of utilizing SCP-1907 for extradimensional 
exploration, along with increased security. [spoken to 
subject] Very well. Due to the incident that occurred 
earlier, | believe we are done testing for today. When we 
return to Site 23, you are to tell Mr. Andrews that Dr. 
Floyd requires you to directly report to Dr. Flanders in 
Wing 07. There, the validity of your statements will be 
examined. 


D-83435: /pauses, looks confused] Huh? What do you 
mean we're done for today? 


Floyd: Given the recent occurrence, | feel that it would 
be best if testing of the object is discontinued for today 
and resumed at a later date by a different subject.