Exploration Log 3737-1A: Due to the rarity of its appearance, a 
research team was granted permission to explore the nature of 
SCP-3737-1 when it spontaneously opened on October 6th, 2016. A 
security detail was assigned as a precautionary measure. All 
personnel were required to wear Class-A Environmental Hazard 
Suits until the location at the opposite end of SCP-3737-1 (later 
SCP-3737) was deemed habitable. The transcript of the subsequent 
video has been added to this file. 


3737-1A Video Transcript 
<Begin Transcript> 


[The video is taken from the perspective of Dr. 
Lawrence's suit camera. The first few seconds 
show Dr. Lawrence behind Dr. McCall and Dr. 
Rostova as they approach SCP-3737-1, with 
Agents Crawford, Bardeux, Alexander, and 
Ramirez flanking.] 


Dr. McCall: Proceeding to enter the anomaly. 


[The team crosses through the wall of fog. 
Camera feed glitches for approximately 2.4 
seconds before being re-established. Frame 
shows the research team on SCP-3737's 
dock.] 


Dr. Lawrence: Is that a blue sky I'm seeing? 


Dr. McCall: | never thought I'd see something 
so mundane... 


Alexander: Hold. Entities sighted on the 
beach. 


[The frame shifts to show a group of canine 
SCP-3737-2 engaging with a length of rope a 
few feet from the dock. They appear oblivious 
to the presence of the team.] 


Ramirez: | have a clear shot. 


Alexander: Hold. Do not engage. 
[Dr. McCall turns to face Agent Alexander. ] 
Dr. McCall: They might be friendly. 


Alexander: I'd rather one of us determine that. 
Bardeux, go and initiate contact with one of the 
entities. 


Bardeux: Aye, sir. 


[Agent Bardeux breaks away from the main 
group and approaches the SCP-3737-2 
instances with his weapon raised. One of the 
instances, a male Airedale Terrier, notices 
Agent Bardeux and turns to face him. The 
other instances remain oblivious.] 


Alexander: If it moves in a way you don't like, 
shoot it. 


Bardeux: Aye. 


[The instance moves in front of Agent Bardeux 
and sits. Agent Bardeux points his weapon at 
the entity. ] 


Bardeux: Advise. 


Alexander: Hold your fire. Bardeux, initiate 
physical contact with the entity. Crawford, 
Ramirez, be ready to engage. 


[Agent Bardeux extends his arm in front of the 
entity. It slowly approaches and places its 
head under Agent Bardeux's hand. Bardeux 
proceeds to rub the instance’s head which 
causes it to pant.] 


Dr. McCall: That doesn't look very murderous 
to me. 


Dr. Rostova: You should know as well as 
anyone that anything has the capability to be- 


Dr. Lawrence: Katherine, is this really the 
time? 


Dr. Rostova: What, Vernon? Am | not allowed 
to be cautious? 


Dr. Lawrence: Being cautious and being 
extremely presumptuous are two separate 
things. 


Dr. Rostova: | am not being presumptuous. 
I'm taking my job seriously. 


Dr. McCall: Would you two be quiet? | think 
you're scaring them. 


[Several of the instances have distanced 
themselves from the team.] 


Ramirez: Did they bring the whole zoo here or 
something? 


Bardeux: Hang on. This dog has a collar. 


[Agent Bardeux investigates the collar on the 
SCP-3737-2 instance. ] 


Bardeux: His name is Felix. 
Dr. Rostova: It has a name? 


Dr. Lawrence: They all have collars. Who do 
these things belong to? 


Alexander: | don't think that's important right 
now. We should continue moving. 


[Several hours pass. The team explores 
several areas within SCP-3737. The island is 


revealed to contain several different terrains, 
including forests and prairies, along with more 
instances of SCP-3737-2.] 


Crawford: Has anyone noticed the sun hasn't 
moved since we got here? 


Dr. Lawrence: Perhaps it is an anomalous 
property of the island. Who knows? 


[An instance of SCP-3737-2, a female Boxer, 
appears out of a nearby bush and approaches 
Dr. McCall.] 


Dr. Lawrence: | guess she likes you. 
Dr. McCall: It appears she does. 


[Dr. McCall notices the instance's blue collar. 
He pauses for a moment.] 


Dr. Rostova: Is everything alright, Ludwig? 


Dr. McCall: Yes, yes. Everything is fine. That 
instance just reminds me of an old friend, is all. 


Bardeux: | could check the name-tag. 


Dr. McCall: It is extremely implausible that 
that friend is her. 


Bardeux: No harm in trying then, Doctor. 
Permission to approach the entity? 


Alexander: Granted. Be cautious. 


[Agent Bardeux crouches in front of the 
instance and inspects its name-tag.] 


Bardeux: Her name is Gypsy. 


Dr. McCall: That was her name. 


Dr. Rostova: So? I'm sure a lot of dogs are 
named Gypsy. What makes you think this one 
is her? 


Dr. McCall: Gypsy also had a blue collar. 


Dr. Lawrence: | remember you talking about 
Gypsy. | thought she died? 


Dr. McCall: She did. We had to put her down 
when | was sixteen. 


Dr Lawrence: Then what is she doing here? 


Dr. Rostova: It is still my best opinion that we 
do not get so- 


[Dr. Rostova is alerted when another 
SCP-3737-2 instance appears. She turns to 
face a male Siamese Cat wearing a black 
collar.] 


Dr. Rostova: That's... That's not possible. 
Dr. Lawrence: What is it, Katherine? 


[Dr. Rostova approaches the instance, and 
also removes her suit. She grabs the entity 
and holds it close to her chest, to which it 

begins purring. Dr. Rostova begins to cry.] 


Bardeux: The hell is going on here? 


Alexander: | have no idea. Doctor, mind 
explaining? 


Dr. Rostova: He looks just like my old 
Siamese. Same collar and everything. Even 
has his name-tag. 


Dr. Lawrence: Katherine, I'd be very careful. 
This looks just like 3773. 


happy memories that make the bad ones less important. 
Gonna come in handy soon, | bet. 

Dr. : How's that, exactly? 

Crimson Andrew: Well, when you people kill me, it sure 
as hell ain't gonna be my shitty life flashing before my 
eyes. 


« SCP-483 | SCP-484 | SCP-485 » 


Dr. Rostova: This looks nothing like that, 
Vernon. Pike was batshit crazy and so was her 
cat. 


[Dr. Rostova spots a feather on a string, which 
did not show on the film prior to her arrival. 
She picks the stick up and proceeds to play 
with the SCP-3737-2 instance. Dr. McCall has 
ceased interactions with his SCP-3737-2 
instance to respond to his earpiece. |] 


Dr. McCall: That's odd. 
Dr. Lawrence: What is it, Ludwig? 


Dr. McCall: Bridge Team is reading a loss of 
stability in the portal. They are suggesting we 
return to the camp as soon as possible. 


Ramirez: The dock isn't that far from here. An 
hour or two at least. Will it hold? 


Dr. McCall: They're saying it'll last for another 
two hours before it collapses. 


Dr. Rostova: Wonderful. | can take Jasper 
and Dr. McCall can take Gypsy. 


Dr. Lawrence: Katherine. You know how strict 
we are about dimensional entities. | don't think 
| need to remind you what happens if we bring 
them back. 


Dr. Rostova: | can't just leave him here, 
Vernon. | don't want him getting lonely. 


Dr. McCall: We've seen plenty of other 
instances that seem very happy to provide 
company. We need to go, Katherine. 


Dr. Rostova: He was my best friend when | 
was a kid. | haven't seen him in years, and you 


expect me to just leave him? Just like that? 


Crawford: Dr. Rostova, it isn't safe for you 
here if you stay much longer. 


Dr. Rostova: It's my cat. if | want to bring him, 
| can. | take full responsibility. | don't see why 
you aren't happy to see your dog, Ludwig. 


Dr. McCall: Of course I'm happy to see her, 
Katherine. She was my best friend growing up 
as well. | would love having someone like her 
back, but she might not even exist. Even if she 
does, | don't want her going through the 
Foundation. That wouldn't be right. 


Dr. Rostova: Fine. If you don't want to bring 
her back, that's fine. I'm still taking Jasper. 


Alexander: | think you should listen to Dr. 
Lawrence. | cannot permit you to bring 
something of that nature back with us. 


Dr. Rostova: | don't care about the 
regulations, Alexander. It's a cat. It isn't going 
to kill you. 


Alexander: We don't know that yet, Doctor. 
Put it down. 


Dr. Rostova: He's coming with me, and that's 
that. Now, | suggest we return to the dock. 


Alexander: Dr. Rostova, | will be forced to 
place you in quarantine if you do not release 
the entity. 


Dr. Rostova: So be it. Jasper is coming back 
with me. 


[Dr. Rostova carries her SCP-3737-2 instance 
as the research team returns to the dock. Dr. 


McCall's SCP-3737-2 instance has been 
following behind. ] 


Crawford: Everyone accounted for? 

Dr. Lawrence: | believe so. 

Alexander: Good. Let's get this over with. 
Dr. McCall: Wait. 

Dr. Lawrence: What's wrong? 


Dr. McCall: | uh...| never got the chance to 
say goodbye to Gypsy. My father took her to 
the vet and | didn't go. I'd like to say my 
goodbyes before we go. You know, just in 
case. 


Alexander: Doctor, we don't have much ti- 


Dr. McCall: | know, Alexander. Just give me a 
moment. 


Alexander: Alright. Hurry, though. 


[Dr. McCall turns and kneels to face his 
SCP-3737-2 instance. He begins to rub its 
head. |] 


Dr. McCall: Goodbye, girl. Thank you for 
always being there for me. | love you, very 
much. 


[Dr. McCall proceeds to hug the instance. The 
team then crosses into SCP-3737-1. Upon 
reaching the other side, Dr. Rostova notices 
her SCP-3737-2 instance is no longer in her 
arms. Agent Crawford and Agent Bardeux 
restrain her as she attempts to cross back into 
SCP-3737-1. SCP-3737-1 then becomes 
unstable and closes. The fog dissipates.] 


Dr. Rostova: [DATA REDACTED] 
<End Transcript> 


Addendum 3737-1B: Investigation into the nature of SCP-3737-2 
has been postponed until SCP-3737-1 becomes stable. Upon further 
analysis, the collar tags found on the SCP-3737-2 instances 
featured no extraneous information besides the name of the 
instance. The appearance of various pet toys in SCP-3737 is also 
currently being investigated. 


Addendum 3737-2B: Dr. Katherine Rostova was placed into 
quarantine following her return under the suspicion she was 
suffering from memetic effects. She was released a week later after 
clearing several cognitohazard screenings. Dr. Rostova is to meet 
with Site-24's psychiatrist on a weekly basis until such a time where 
she is deemed emotionally stable. 


Footnotes 
1. Since its opening on October 6th, 2016, SCP-3737-1 has not 
reopened. 


SCP-3738: Casting Lots 


Item #: SCP-3738 
Object Class: Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Agents embedded within the 
automotive industry are to modify all newly produced internal 
computers to render them incapable of generating SCP-3738. All 
reports of spatial anomalies in parking lots are to be investigated, 
traced, and the individual who caused SCP-3738 amnesticized. 


Description: SCP-3738 is a two-dimensional hypotrochoid curve 
represented by a pair of parametric equations. Reproducing this 
pattern with a motor vehicle in a parking lot will cause an open 
parking space to become available within direct view of the vehicle's 
driver. 


SCP-3738's exact mechanism depends on the status of the parking 
lot in which it is used. If a parking space is available anywhere within 
the boundaries of the parking lot, cars and other obstacles will be 
shifted until a space is within direct view of the driver. If no parking 
spaces are available, three-dimensional space within the boundaries 
of the parking lot will warp gradually until an additional parking 
space manifests. 


These effects will revert once the car that invoked SCP-3738 leaves 
the parking lot. 

Observers outside of the vehicle but inside the parking lot will fail to 
notice these effects. Of note, a king vulture (Sarcoramphus papa), 
hereafter designated SCP-3738-1, will always be seen circling over 
the vehicle, even if SCP-3738 is used outside of the king vulture's 
natural habitat. 


Discovery: SCP-3738 was first observed in the parking lot of a 
shopping mall in Aguascalientes, Mexico when a construction crew 
reported consistent discrepancies in their work that could not be 


explained by machine or user error. Local agents investigated the 
mall but could not replicate the anomaly, and the incident was 
designated as a singular Extranormal Event, EE-11605. 


EE-11605 was confirmed at least six more times via the use of 
Minkowski Spacetime Monitors, and was eventually traced to a 
single vehicle belonging to a Mr. Rodolfo Marquez. The individual 
and his car were successfully acquired by Foundation personnel and 
contained. 


SCP-3738 Testing Log 


Note: Unless otherwise stated, all tests were conducted 
in a specially constructed 200-space parking lot 
populated with cars of various makes and models. 


Test Number: 3738-01 

Procedure: 199/200 spaces filled. Researcher 
Eastman enters the car and starts it. 

Result: No effect. 


Test Number: 3738-02 

Procedure: 199/200 spaces filled. Researcher 
Eastman enters the car, starts it, and parks it 
successfully. 

Result: No effect. 


Test Number: 3738-03 

Procedure: 199/200 spaces filled. Mr. 
Marquez was asked to park his car as he 
normally would. He drives through one full row, 
then before turning, reproduces SCP-3738. 
Result: After approximately 9 seconds, the car 
on the end of the eighth row moves to the 
unseen empty space, and the remaining cars 
shift position until the empty space is directly in 
front of Marquez's car. As he parks, a king 
vulture (Sarcoramphus papa, later designated 
SCP-3738-1) can be seen circling 
approximately 20 meters above the car. 
Marquez is then instructed to leave the parking 


lot. As he does so, the cars gradually return to 
their original places. 


Test Number: 3738-04 

Procedure: 200/200 spaces filled. Mr. 
Marquez was again asked to park his car 
normally. He drives through the lot, then 
reproduces SCP-3738. 

Result: Space within the lot begins to visibly 
stretch, as the last row of 20 spaces expands 
until a 21st space appears in the center. Mr. 
Marquez notices the new space and parks in 
it. As in the previous test, SCP-3738-1 is 
visible above the lot. The lot is measured while 
Marquez remains parked, and is found to have 
extended in length by 2.3 meters. Marquez is 
again instructed to leave the parking lot, and 
the spatial distortion reverts after he does so. 


Test Number: 3738-05 

Procedure: 200/200 spaces filled. Self-driving 
car programmed to reproduce SCP-3738. 
Result: No result. 


Test Number: 3738-06 

Procedure: 199/200 spaces filled. Researcher 
Eastman uses his personal vehicle to 
reproduce SCP-3738. 

Result: Cars move similarly to the results of 
Test 03. SCP-3738-1 manifests, lands on the 
hood of the car, and pecks the window rapidly. 
Researcher Eastman opens the window and 
SCP-3738-1 begins vocalizing in what appears 
to be Spanish. As Researcher Eastman does 
not speak Spanish, it is unknown what 
SCP-3738-1 said. SCP-3738-1 leaves after 
two minutes and demanifests, leaving behind a 
small toy car. Upon inspection, this car is the 
exact make and model of Researcher 
Eastman's car, and is decorated with vultures 


and partial SCP-3738 instances. 


Note: When Mr. Marquez was asked about the 
toy car, he mentioned that he had one similar 
to it, given to him by his father. When asked 
about the origin of SCP-3738, Mr. Marquez 
answered that it was a quirk of his late father, 
and that he began to use it in his father's 
memory. 


At this point, SCP-3738 was formally classified. Mr. 
Marquez was amnesticized, and returned along with his 
Car. 


Test Number: 3738-07