Discovery: SCP-2035 was first reported in , to local Animal 
Control services on 10/2/2014, when an instance of SCP-2035 was 
discovered in the glove compartment of an abandoned vehicle on 
the side of the road. An envelope containing SCP-2035 was 
reportedly labeled with the words "Du Naut Cell[sic]" and included a 
local area phone number and address. The number led to a local 
"Rejection Hotline"? and the address did not exist in either the 
municipal or incorporated area. 


Newly discovered instances of SCP-2035 began to appear in nearby 

and County, most bearing no outside marking and all others 
similarly containing numbers to different "Rejection Hotline" gag 
lines and fictitious addresses. Some of the envelopes bore the 
phrase, "Four two being of ripopulation, putt four water[sic]". In 
subsequent weeks and months, a number of full grown subjects 
emerged, turned over to local animal shelters or otherwise detained 
by wild animal control units. Due to the difficulty in confirming 
detained animals as SCP-2035 instances, it is unknown how many 
SCP-2035 subjects remain uncontained. 


Subjects' physiology show no significant deviations in terms of 
growth, health, and development from their non-anomalous 
counterparts, and show no signs of improved and/or impaired 
physical health as a result of their rapid growth. 


Examples of abnormal behavior among subjects have included: 


¢ Catatonia, often accompanied by uncontrollable twitching/ 
jerking. 

¢ Sedentary behavior among typically active animals, including 
equines, lynxes, alligators. 

* Significant lack of spatial awareness. 

¢ Frequent pantomiming of typically human activities, including 
the opening and closing containers, dressing and undressing, 


and the apparent serving and consuming of beverages in 
cups. 


Exclusively among the simian subjects, the following pantomimes 
and behavior have been observed: 


¢ Greetings, including handshakes, bows, curtsies, and friendly 
hugging. 

Individual subjects standing face to face, foreheads pressed, 
motionless for periods of up to 2-5 hours. 

Activities apparently resembling the pumping of gasoline into 
a vehicle, including use of a credit card for payment. 

¢ Subjects walking upright in oblong elliptical patterns for 
periods of up to 30-40 minutes. 

A series of actions among four or more subjects resembling a 
series of mundane events (grooming, dressing, hand 
gestures), leading up to an event resembling an attempted 
murder of one subject by one or more of the others. 


Addendum: Repeated observation of the simian subjects’ behavior 
has shown no change in the recorded pantomime actions, save for 
the latter described. On different occasions, the sequence of events 
pantomimed by the simian subjects has changed significantly, 
concluding with a depiction of an attempted murder in alternate 
ways. These depictions have included simulated murders using 
blunt objects, stabbing devices, strangulation, poisoning, and 
shooting. The most elaborate display to date apparently involved a 
stationary subject pantomiming firing a rifle at another in a moving 
vehicle. 


Footnotes 

1. Almost exclusively mammalian, with a significant portion 
consisting of simian primates, specifically chimpanzees, bonobos, 
orangutans, gibbons, and gorillas. 

2. Anon-incorporated gag service line, maintained by various 
individuals by region. While it is highly unlikely anyone involved with 
the "Rejection Hotline" may have been involved with SCP-2035, 
Foundation personnel tracked down and contacted the individual 
behind the region number. Individual was cleared of any 
involvement in SCP-2035. 


« SCP-2034 | SCP-2035 | SCP-2036 » 


SCP-2036: Fire Rabbits 


Item #: SCP-2036 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: All unexplained wildfires in 
Oceania are to be monitored and investigated as potential habitats 
for wild instances of SCP-2036-2. All suspected instances of wild 
SCP-2036-2 should be reported to MTF Lambda-12 ("Varmint 
Hunters") for retrieval. 


SCP-2036-1 is to be contained within a Standard Type IV animal 
containment unit lined with FRCI' Tiles. SCP-2036-1 is to be 
accompanied by at least one male member of Oryctolagus cuniculus 
(European Rabbit) in good health when not undergoing testing. An 
appropriately sized rabbit hutch is to be centered within this fence 
and cleaned daily. All staff handling SCP-2036 must wear full class 
Il heat-resistant protection. Containment should be checked daily for 
rotten feed, dried excrement, or immolated matter and all such 
material should be removed and disposed of in the site's 
biodegradable waste collection. SCP-2036-1 and all instances of 
SCP-2036-2 should be given one kilogram of fresh leafy vegetation 
(lettuce, cabbage, kale, broccoli, parsley or mint) and access to 
fresh water. The on-site veterinarian at Site-19 is to complete a full 
wellness check on SCP-2036-1, all other members of containment, 
and all living instances of SCP-2036-2 with the results filed with 
Researcher Y . 


Instances of SCP-2036-2 may be kept inside standard animal 
containment units and should not be housed with SCP-2036-1 after 
reaching maturity. SCP-2036-1 and all housed SCP-2036-2 that are 
not undergoing testing must be fitted with wireless ECG Probes. 


While SCP-2036-1 is in a beta-state, all monitoring of SCP-2036-1 
are to be done via closed-circuit camera, all secondary materials 
removed and all instances of SCP-2036-2 relocated from the 


enclosure to prevent a damaging chain reaction from occurring. 


Description: SCP-2036-1 is a female European Rabbit (O. 
cuniculus), currently 37 cm in length, weighing 1.8 kilograms and 
possessing standard coloration with the exception of a completely 
melanistic tail. 


SCP-2036-2 denotes all offspring of SCP-2036-1, as well as all 
subsequent generations, as these offspring will retain the 
anomalous qualities of their parents. Instances of SCP-2036-2 vary 
in coloration similar to other members of O. cuniculus and do not 
inherit the melanistic tail marker from SCP-2036-1. 


While living, instances of SCP-2036 display no marked differences 
from other members of their species other than a unique gene 
marker that makes them immune to the Myxoma virus 
(Leporipoxvirus myxoma).2 All SCP-2036 are capable of self- 
inducing cardiac arrest; the reason for this is currently unclear. Upon 
death, all instances of SCP-2036 combust, producing temperatures 
in excess of 600 °C. This process consumes SCP-2036 but 
produces a remnant of 99 percent anthracite powder equal to 10 
percent of SCP's body weight in the case of SCP-2036-2 anda 
crystal similar to anthracite equal to 50 percent of the subject's body 
weight in the case of SCP-2036-1. This crystal is highly resistant to 
damage,° and ceases existence following the beta event specific to 
SCP-2036-1. Between one and five days after the death of 
SCP-2036-1, flames similar to SCP-2036-1's death event with 
temperatures reaching °C emerge from this crystal. This 
occurrence is designated as a beta event. When the event reaches 
conclusion and temperatures abate, SCP-2036-1 re-appears as a 
juvenile of between two and three months of age. Should 
SCP-2036-1 reach a period of 6 months without becoming pregnant, 
it will self-terminate and enter its death event. 


Samples taken from SCP-2036-1 and SCP-2036-2 do not retain 
their combustive properties. 


Acquisition log: SCP-2036-1 was secured by MTF lota-10 (aka 
"Damn Feds") outside , Western Australia on 12-5-20 under 
the guise of the Animal Resources Authority after reports of a "great 
flaming crocodile" were reported on the banks of a local watering 


hole. Agents found SCP-2036-1 emerging from a hole it had chewed 
in the scorched remains of a 2.5m saltwater crocodile and retrieved 
SCP-2036-1 after it fled from the carcass and attempted to hide in a 
hole along the lake-bed. 


Addendum-SCP-2036-1: 

Instances of SCP-2036-2 are not immune to the high temperatures 
created by the death state of another SCP-2036 much like any other 
rabbit. Due to the dangers involved in a chain reaction of several 
high-temperature fires, no more than three instances of SCP-2036-2 
are to be kept in any one location. 


Addendum-SCP-2036-2: 
Following incident SCP-2036-20 -A, monitoring of wildfires has 
been extended to all of Oceania. 


Incident SCP-2036-20 -A 

On 12/29/20 , Foundation operatives intercepted key words ina 
neighborhood complaint report alleging: "A whole herd of rabbits, 
burned to death over in my neighbor's backyard". Agents found the 
home abandoned, but discovered an abandoned laboratory with the 
following document written in Luritja dialect on cured hide and 
pinned to the wall with a crude obsidian knife. 


When we first came here, you made our people suffer, 
and tried to wipe us from the face of our mother. Most of 
our Brothers are willing to forgive you. They wish to live 
in harmony, and reach a peaceful result of negotiation. 


We do not. 


We smiled when the pest you brought to our lands 
turned on you, but our wrath was insufficient. We sought 
to augment, to turn into an ironic weapon of vengeance, 
but we failed. 


Therefore, we have made a trade. Aetoc4 was glad to 
grant us the knowledge we sought in exchange for 
[REDACTED]. They were using it on the crawling ones, 
but it works on us as well. You have taken the brood 
mother, but her children have already left even our lands. 


Consider this the first installment of our repayment. 


Footnotes 

1. Fibrous Refractory Composite Insulation 

2. A virus that causes myxomatosis in rabbits and was used as a 
pest control in Australia 

3. Damage to this crystal will force the beta event to occur. 

4. "Eagle", in Greek. The Foundation has no relevant records of an 
entity with that name related to this type of activity. 


« SCP-2035 | SCP-2036 | SCP-2037 » 


SCP-2037: Dust Bunnies 


Item #: SCP-2037 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: All SCP-2037 specimens are to 
be contained in an enclosed container with the minimum size of 10m 
x10m x3m. Specimens should always have sufficient access to fresh 
hay, grass, and water. SCP-2037 specimens are to be removed 
from the container before the daily cleaning of the containment 
chamber. 


Any sightings of suspicious dust clumps around the facility are to be 
collected and observed if possible. 


Description: SCP-2037 is an unknown anomalous species of the 
Sylvilagus genus. Specimens have an appearance similar to the 
Sylvilagus audubonii (Desert Cottontail rabbit) species. SCP-2037 
also share a common diet with other species in the genus 
Sylvilagus. Currently the Foundation has 23 live SCP-2037 
specimens in containment. 


SCP-2037's anomalous properties manifest when specimens detect 
possible threats. When approached by any unknown or threatening 
subject, specimens of SCP-2037 will flee from the subject. 
Specimens are reported to quickly transform its body into a clump of 
dust while running. When in dust state, SCP-2037 specimens are 
very resistant to physical harm and are able to travel short distances 
if strong winds are present. When a significant enough amount of 
dust is lost, specimens in dust state will try to collect and accumulate 
dust from its environment. If the loss is too significant to regain, 
SCP-2037 will decrease in size when returning to normal state. 


Specimens in dust state are mainly composed of rabbit fur, flakes of 
dead skin, lint, and spider webs. No living tissue can be found within 
the dust particles. When in normal state, no non-organic substances 


that are found in the dust state are detected. 


Addendum-2037-1: SCP-2037 specimens SCP-2037-1 to 17 were 
originally found in the Park locatedin __, Nebraska. Local 
Officials initially reported there was an excessive amount of dust 
located throughout the park. SCP-2037 first came to the 
Foundation's attention when Agent witnessed a SCP-2037 
specimen entering dust state. Site was established near Park 
after the event in / / 


Addendum-2037-2: Logs of Test-2037-B and Test-2037-C 
+ Show Test Log-2037-B 
Test-2037-B 


Subjects: SCP-2037-1, SCP-2037-2, 
SCP-2037-3 

Procedures: Introduce the three chosen 
SCP-2037 specimens to one specimen of 
Canis latrans (coyote) species. 

Results: All subjects ran and avoided the 
Canis latrans specimen once it entered 
containment. The Canis latrans specimen 
attempted to pursue SCP-2037-3, but it 
stopped in confusion as all three subjects 
entered dust state. The Canis latrans 
specimen showed no sign of interest for the 
subjects in dust state after. 

Analysis: The specimens have shown that 
SCP-2037 is capable of surviving almost any 
predator attack. Considering the speed they 
reproduce, they can easily overpopulate an 
ecosystem. -Dr. 


+ Show Test Log-2037-C 
Test-2037-C 


Subject: SCP-2037-6 
Procedure: See what is the smallest size 


Addendum-2037-3: In / / 


SCP-2037 can become by separating portions 
of dust from the specimen in dust state. Split 
1/2 of the current dust clump size and continue 
separating 1/2 of the dust clump remaining 
from each split. 

Results: After SCP-2037-6 entered dust state, 
one half of the dust clump was removed and 
placed in a separate room. Subject returned to 
normal state minutes later with a smaller size. 
Then a half of the remaining portion was 
removed again. Subject returned to normal 
state minutes later with half of the previous 
size. At the fifth split, the subject ceased 
returning to normal state. 

Analysis: So the subject would need to regain 
to a certain size in order to possibly return to 
normal state. -Dr. 


Note: The separated dust in the other chamber 
was reported later to transform back to normal 
form, which was genetically identical to the 
other half of the subject in normal form. 


SCP-2037-19 expired from 


excessive tumorous growth on its head caused by a Shope 
papilloma virus infection. Within hours all flesh growth on 


SCP-2037-19 was decomposed. Approximately minutes later the 
skeleton was reported to transform into a large clump of dust, and 


back to skeleton form minutes later. 


Note: SCP-2037 is not exactly a living rabbit species in contrary to 


what we previously assumed. -Dr. 


« SCP-2036 | SCP-2037 | SCP-2038 » 


SCP-2038: Unstable Standees 


Item #: SCP-2038 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: All objects infected with 
SCP-2038 are designated SCP-2038-1. To ensure SCP-2038's 
survival, a standard inanimate test cylinder is to remain infected with 
SCP-2038 at all times. Every 36 hours, SCP-2038 is to be passed 
from this cylinder to an uninfected test cylinder. After another 36 
hours SCP-2038 is to be passed back to the first cylinder. The 
process is to be performed by an automated arm with disposable 
gripping pads within an unobserved chamber. Gripping pads are to 
be incinerated and replaced after each pass. 


Uncontrolled outbreaks of SCP-2038 are to be contained by the 
isolation of any and all infected instances. Instances of SCP-2038-1 
are to remain visually unobserved for 48 hours after infection. 
Instances of SCP-2038-1 are to be handled and contained with fully 
disposable, opaque materials. After 50 hours of containment have 
passed, instances of SCP-2038-1 are to be released and their 
classification is to be rescinded. The materials used for handling and 
containing instances of SCP-2038-1 are to be incinerated. Direct 
physical contact is not to be established with instances of 
SCP-2038-1.