The behavior of SCP-3081-1 is similar to that of common cattle. 
They display herd behavior and are generally docile unless 
disturbed. Though SCP-3081-1 lack mouth parts, their typical 
behavior pattern involves brushing the tip of the middle digit across 
the surface of the grass. No plant material is excised during this 
process. It is not known if this behavior is necessary for the survival 
of SCP-3081-1. 


The SCP-3081-1 ‘herd’ currently numbers 4 left hands and 5 right 
hands. 


Addendum 3081-01 


On 04/08/2005, it was noted during a routine entry into SCP-3081 
that SCP-3081-1R-5 had formed itself into an OK gesture, while 
SCP-3081-1L-2 repeatedly inserted and removed its thumb from the 
"O". This action continued for the full length of time personnel were 
present in SCP-3081. (1 hour, 25 minutes.) 


Addendum 3081-02 


On 22/05/2006, two new instances of SCP-3081-1 were noted. Both 
were right hands, considerably smaller than all previous instances. 
SCP-3081-1R-7 was malformed, possessing only a thumb, index 
and middle finger. Though SCP-3081-1R-6 was noted to maintain 
close proximity to SCP-3081-1R-5 at all times, SCP-3081-1R-7 was 
unable to move from where it lay. 


As other instances of SCP-3081-1 maintained distance from 
SCP-3081-1R-7, it was decided to harvest the instance for study. 
Initial attempts were hampered by aggression from SCP-3081-1L 
instances, but on 05/06/2006, SCP-3081-1R-7 had ceased all 
motion, and personnel were able to complete the harvesting 
procedure without interference. 


The arm of SCP-3081-1R-7 was severed 1 meter above the wrist. 
Personnel reported hearing a low moan as the arm receded into the 
treeline. No pursuit attempt was made. 


Since August of 2006, 18 more new instances of SCP-3081-1 have 
been discovered, at a rate of 1-2 every 9 months. All but 1 have had 
some form of major physical abnormality, rendering them incapable 
of survival past a few weeks. Harvest and vivisection of these 
instances has fueled the Foundation's understanding of SCP-3081-1 


physiology. 
Addendum 3081-03 


On 15/11/2015, during a routine examination of SCP-3081, no 
instances of SCP-3081-1 could be located inside the anomaly. 
Drops of a viscous fluid were found in the central area of the 
clearing. The fluid was later identified as a slurry of skin, muscle 
tissue and bone, with a 74% match to human DNA. The drops were 
noted to describe a square, approximately 90 meters to a side. 


Monitoring of SCP-3081 is to continue at a reduced rate, to prevent 
civilian access. 


Addendum 3081-04 


On //  ,aFoundation agent discovered skin cream products 
marketed by Soft Hands at a Publix in Orlando, Florida. All products 
were seized and placed in storage. Analysis of the products reveals 
a composition of approximately 35% human muscle tissue. 


In an interview, the store manager claimed to have been contacted 
by a'sales representative’, and after agreeing to carry the products, 
a pallet of skin cream was included in their usual shipment of 
cosmetics. Attempts to trace the origin of the shipment have so far 
been unsuccessful. 


The product label is reproduced below. 
SoftHands® 
HAND MILK™ 
Hand and skin cream lotion 


Enjoy this limited time run of Soft Hands® HAND MILK™ 


hand and skin cream and lotion! Rub Soft Hands® HAND 
MILK™ hand and skin cream and lotion upon your hands 
and skin and hands daily to get Soft Hands® Super-Soft 
Feeling Hands®! Made from all-natural, organic products, 
with no animal testing! From our heads to your hands! 


Please take care of your hands. They're the only hands you'll get. 


Footnotes 

1. Dimensions: 915 m x 610 m x 305 m x 259 m. 

2. Average height 1.4 m. 

3. The only time aggression has been noted in SCP-3081-1. 


SCP-3082: Neverland's Lost Boys and Girls 


Item #: SCP-3082 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: The suburban locale 
surrounding SCP-3082 and the private property associated with the 
anomaly itself are to remain in the Foundation's ownership, 
functioning as a Site-11 satellite facility. In order to more easily 
preserve the appearance of an unremarkable neighborhood, it is 
recommended that Foundation personnel inhabit residences in the 
vicinity of SCP-3082. 


The ladder granting access to SCP-3082 is to be removed when not 
in use. 


Personnel must maintain diplomatic relations with the human 
population of SCP-3082-1. In the interest of perpetuating goodwill, 
personnel are not to interfere with internal conflicts among residents 
of the anomaly. 


The population of the village designated SCP-3082-1-6 may request 
that the Foundation provide certain items. Requests for clothing, 
entertainment devices, and media may be fulfilled at the discretion 
of authorized staff. The provision of livestock, pets, tools, food, 
beverage, and/or other items must be approved by a Level 4 
supervisor and endorsed by the village's "chief royal council". 


Description: SCP-3082 is a 2 m by 2 m by 2 m treehouse located in 
the mid-western United States. The object is made of cherry wood 
planks. SCP-3082 is also a 4 m by 5 m by 2.5 m maple wood 
treehouse cabin located in an evergreen section of SCP-3082-1. In 
this form, the object appears to have been constructed in the Greek 
revival architectural style. 


SCP-3082's two forms are connected by a 1 meter by 1.3 meter 


hatch on an interior wall of the object. The hatch serves as the 
access point to and from a stable, Earth-like pocket dimension 
containing neither large fauna nor sentient native inhabitants. This 
external reality is centered around SCP-3082-1. 


Measuring an estimated 160 km tall, SCP-3082-1 is an extreme 
megaflorum and arboreal organism displaying numerous traits from 
a large variety of identifiable plants seemingly grafted onto it. 
Sampling and analysis have determined that sections of 
SCP-3082-1 which resemble various plant species are genetically 
identical to non-anomalous specimens. Analysis of bark samples 
taken from transition areas between one plant species and another 
has revealed [DATA REDACTED]. 


Conifers (Pinophyta) and flowering deciduous trees are the most 
common phenotypical features in the portion of SCP-3082-1's 
geography that has been documented by the Foundation. 
Approximately 10% of documented plants are edible or bear fruit 
edible to humans. The most notable graft organism observed of the 
many that make up SCP-3082-1 is an anomalous species of pitcher 
plant (Nepenthes) which contains fresh water in its pitcher cups? 
rather than trap fluid. 


SCP-3082-1 appears to be the sole major vertical structure within its 
extradimensional space. Long-range imaging has revealed only flat 
terrain and decaying plant life extending out from the organism's 
base for at least 3000 km. Despite great altitude variation, 
atmospheric pressure remains largely consistent (averaging 

101 kPa) throughout the pocket reality. Temperate weather patterns 
exist in the local vicinity of SCP-3082-1. Researchers have 
determined that the organism receives approximately 1300 mm of 
annual precipitation on average.3 


Living within the pocket dimension are 74 human children of 
American nationality ranging from 4 to 12 years old. 73 of these 
subjects currently reside in a village of treehouses, henceforth 
designated SCP-3082-1-6, located in a section of SCP-3082-1's 
uppermost branches. Each individual claims to have suddenly 
appeared on the porch of SCP-3082 after fleeing from an abusive 
household. Neither the children nor their possessions appear to 
physically age or deteriorate. Investigation has positively identified 


these children as the subjects of missing person reports from 1996 
through modern day. 


SCP-3082-1-6 is situated approximately 120 meters from the 
location of SCP-3082 within the pocket reality. A series of platforms 
and rope bridges* lead from the access point to the village without 
detour. The tree forts of SCP-3082-1-6 are of notably cruder 
construction than SCP-3082. Corroborated statements from the 
chronologically oldest residents of the village indicate that the object 
was present prior to when subjects began appearing. 


The residents of SCP-3082-1-6 are prevented from entering the 
access point in SCP-3082 by a reportedly glass-like barrier 
unobservable by human subjects age 13 and older. 


Two distinct political factions have arisen within SCP-3082-1-6 as 
an indirect result of Foundation interference. The presently larger 
camp has expressed support for research efforts toward the goal of 
releasing the village residents from the pocket reality. The smaller 
group, which calls itself the "Neverland movement", has declared 
opposition to the Foundation's planned resettlement of the subjects 
to normal reality should a viable means of cross-dimensional 
transportation be found. 


Document #3082-01: Visually aided dossier of SCP-3082 case files 
relevant to current research and operations. 


Following the establishment of diplomatic relations with the 
governing assembly of SCP-3082-1-8, residents of the village 
provided Foundation personnel with lodgings on the outskirts of their 
community. 


Both manned and unmanned explorations of SCP-3082-1 are 
directed from this location. 


+ Level 3 clearance required 


With an average radius of 0.8 m and an estimated depth 
of 3 m, the site of SCP-3082-2's encampment at the time 
of the Foundation's first encounter with it was a tree 
hollow located® on a primary branch of SCP-3082-1. The 
subject® had established a temporary base in this 
location less than three hours prior to when visual 
contact was achieved by a remotely piloted exploration 
drone (ID# AEXD-1348). 


Name: Rachel Jeffreys 


Designation: SCP-3082-1-A 


Bio: Born 28 June 1986 in , lowa, Rachel Jeffreys was labeled 
a missing person 27 August 1996. Her father is currently receiving 
in-patient treatment at the rehabilitation facility. Her mother is 


deceased. She has 1 chronologically younger brother living in ; 
California. 


She is stated to be the first of the 73 village residents to have 
appeared in the SCP-3082-1 pocket reality. She is a retired member 
of the "chief royal council". Her present role within SCP-3082- 1-0 
has been described as being that of a peacekeeper and mediator. 


Name: Ahmed Sayid 
Designation: SCP-3082-1-B 


Bio: Born 2 February 1985 in , Michigan, Anmed Sayid was 
reported missing 28 September 1996. His mother and 3 


chronologically younger siblings now live in , Michigan. His 
father is deceased. 


Ahmed is an abstaining member of the "chief royal council" of the 
children's village, where he wields a tiebreaker vote when 
necessary. His primary function in the community has been noted to 
be as caretaker of the younger children. 


Name: Lucy Fujimoto 
Designation: SCP-3082-1-K 


Bio: Born 30 June 1989 in , Arizona, Lucy Fujimoto was labeled 
a missing person 22 November 1996. Her parents now reside in 
, New York. She has no siblings. 


The role fulfilled by Lucy within SCP-3082-1-0 is that of a resource 
manager and "city planner". She holds senior membership on the 
"chief royal council". The majority of the village residents regard her 
as an informal leader of the pro-Foundation faction. 


Name: Wexley Olson 
Designation: SCP-3082-1-AR 


Bio: Born 18 January 1999 in , Pennsylvania, Wexley Olson 
was reported missing 7 April 2005. His mother has remarried and 
currently lives in , Tennessee. His father (Foundation ID# D- _ ) 
is deceased. He has neither siblings nor half-siblings. 


A junior member of the "chief royal council", Wexley is widely viewed 
as the ringleader of the "Neverland" faction within the village. Should 


Foundation personnel find themselves confronted by this subject, no 
aggressive action is to be taken. 


+ Level 3 clearance required 
Name: Aria Morrison 
Designation: SCP-3082-2 


Bio: Born 7 January 1984 in , Ohio, Aria Morrison 
was labeled a missing person 12 August 1996. The 
subject's parents are deceased. It has one younger sister 
by the name of Jacquelyn Morrison, also reported 
missing 12 August 1996, whose whereabouts are 
unknown.? 


Corroborated statements from the chronologically oldest 
of the village children have indicated that SCP-3082-2 
was already present in the pocket dimension when 
SCP-3082-1-A first arrived. It is believed that the subject 
acted as leader of SCP-3082-1-6 until a point in time 
approximately five months before the Foundation's 
discovery of SCP-3082. When questioned, SCP-3082-1- 
A and SCP-3082-1-B have claimed that SCP-3082-2 
abandoned the village in order to [DATA REDACTED]. 


This subject has been designated SCP-3082-2 due to its 
suspected connection to the anomalous properties of 
SCP-3082 and SCP-3082-1. It is currently wanted for 
interrogation. 


+ Level 4 clearance required 


Document #3082-02: Excerpts from transcripts of interviews with 
the residents of SCP-3082-1-9. 


+ Interview Log #3082-1-AR-01 


Interviewed: SCP-3082-1-AR (Wexley Olson) 


sneezing, and fatigue. It appears to only be capable of infecting 
human hosts, but has been observed to be carried by other animals, 
such as rats and pigeons. Similar to a common infection, SCP-383 
will work its way through the human body naturally within a few 
days, or faster with routine antivirals. 


However, SCP-383 is also accompanied by extreme waves of 
nausea. Along with bringing up the contents of the host's stomach, 
SCP-383 appears to be capable of, through unknown means, 
producing random items. These items are always sized 
appropriately to the host's mouth, even if it appears infeasible for 
them to originate from the stomach, suggesting that these items are 
actually produced either in the mouth or throat. More often than not, 
these items are useful, individually, to the host. 


For example, a host inside of a locked room may regurgitate a key, 
or a lockpick set, or a crowbar to pry the door open. While the 
results are far from consistent, the only pattern shown is that 
SCP-383 always produces items of use to the host in one way or 
another. SCP-383 has even been observed to create living animals 
and complex mechanical devices. 


Although SCP-383 would seem to have great potential as a 
Foundation asset, it should be noted that these items do not 
spontaneously appear. Rather, they are created from bio-mass from 
the human body. Victims are prone to anemia, nutrition loss, bone 
damage, and severe weight loss depending upon the fashion of 
items produced. Items that contain substances not found often 
inside the human body are often replaced with similar substances, 
or missing non-vital parts. 


Infections can also cause damage to the mouth and esophagus, and 
a weakening of the immune system. Hosts have also been observed 
to have a risk of choking on any items produced from SCP-383. 
Hosts of SCP-383 also report some difficulty swallowing foods, and 
the relatively consistent nausea makes it difficult to consume or 
digest any foods or liquids, occasionally resulting in dehydration. 


Due to SCP-383's highly virulent nature, occasional mutations can 
occur, resulting in SCP-383 strains that cause the host to regurgitate 
unsafe items or substances such as boiling-hot liquids or knives, 


Interviewer: Researcher Dr. Seymour Tracy 
<Begin Log> 
Dr. Tracy: Hello— 


SCP-3082-1-AR: Yeah. I'm Wexley Olson, | 
was born January 18th 1999, | went missing 
April 7th 2005. Isn't that what you guys want to 
know? To find our records outside and stuff? 


Dr. Tracy: Oh... well, yes. It is. 
SCP-3082-1-AR: Great. Now fuck off. 
Dr. Tracy: What? 


SCP-3082-1-AR: | said fuck off. What are you, 
stupid? 


Dr. Tracy: | think you need to watch your 
language, little man. 


SCP-3082-1-AR: | think you need to fuck off. 
Leave. We don't need your fucking charity! 


[Dr. Tracy begins backing away.]