With the assistance of Agent Tanner, the SCP-3762 was 
located on 01/14/19 and monitored as it traveled over a 
period of | months to the island of . Since 
then, it has been steadily increasing in mass and 
volume, primarily underground. Samples taken from the 


outer skin show that it has been incorporating larger and 
larger volumes of post-transition metals such as lead and 
gold. 


Several sub-areas of the underground portion of the 
subject are filled with a novel species of moss that is 
similar to Cladosporium sphaerospermum, but with 
increased radiotrophic properties. Testing has revealed 
this moss to be edible. 


The largest sub-area is a large, gold-lined cavern 
containing 21000 liters of water and an apparatus 
capable of water recycling. 


These preparations are compatible with an XK-Class 
End of the World Scenario involving a gamma ray burst 
of solar mass-equivalents of energy. We are currently 
attempting to identify possible sources of such a burst. 


Given current growth patterns, subject is expected to 
reach full size in years. 


principles. Individually, none of these items show any kind of 
supernatural ability, and are essentially normal, non-anomalous 
items. However, it has been theorized by Dr. that these items 
are in such close proximity, and are arranged in such a particular 
way, that they create a synergetic effect that allows SCP-487 to 
bend or even violate the rules of physics. Initial testing by modifying 
the arrangement of certain items within SCP-487 appears to support 
this hypothesis (see Addendum 1-3). 


According to historical records, SCP-487 was builtin | and was 
owned by various families and individuals. Through coincidence or 
premeditation, every owner had spent their lives collecting 
numerous items of occult or superstitious origin. Background checks 
of all previous owners reveal nothing suspicious or out of the 
ordinary other than the apparent compulsion to collect said items. 
The Foundation first learned of SCP-487 in, when Agents 


intercepted a frantic call from , SCP-487's previous 
owner, to a family friend regarding strange events related to 


SCP-487 (See Addendum 1). was administered an 
amnestic and relocated to ; : 


Addendum 1: SCP-487's first recorded incarnation was a Georgian- 
style home. Inside, SCP-487 contained a basement level that was 
significantly larger than the building's blueprints indicated. Further 
exploration revealed an expansive maze of hallways, rooms, and 
doors with no discernible pattern. Exploration was temporarily halted 
when a researcher was separated from the expedition team and did 
not return. Search parties eventually found the researcher's camera 
intact. Analysis of the footage showed that the researcher had 
grown hopelessly lost and had become convinced that SCP-487 
was stalking him. The researcher’s remains were also later found. 
Cause of death determined to be self-inflicted neck injury. Further 
exploration discontinued. 


Addendum 2: After the accidental movement of Item 254, the 
basement area disappeared without a trace. Shortly thereafter, all 
modern electronic and mechanical equipment within SCP-487 
ceased to function. However, when taken outside, all affected 
equipment began to function normally. Machinery and other 
technology powered by Industrial Age sources (ie: steam power) still 


SCP-3764: A Gift From A Friend 


Item #: SCP-3764 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3764 is to be contained in 
a standard Safe-class object container. Requests to use SCP-3764 
for clinical, utility or humanitarian purposes are to be sent to the 
project director, acceptance pending their decision. Instances of 
SCP-3764-1 are to be regularly distributed to all staff members at 
meal times, if requested. Standing permission is granted for use as 
rations for D-class personnel, though special precaution must be 
taken to provide supplementary food in addition to SCP-3764-1 


Description: SCP-3764 is a small burlap sack with cursive writing 
on the front that reads 


"For those in need 
-a friend" 


written in the native language of the reader. Illiterate subjects 
typically see some variation of a simple picture, typically of a 
steaming loaf of bread. 


Inside SCP-3764 is a loaf of wheat bread, warm and typically 
smelling freshly baked, designated SCP-3764-1. When taken out of 
SCP-3764, SCP-3764-1 will have a small string tied around it, with a 
note attached to it. The note is personalized to whoever first reads it. 
Notes typically range from one to two words in length, though some 
occasional instances have had lengthier notes. Notes are typically in 
the most formal version of whatever language they are written in, 
and are almost always signed, "a friend". Some notes suggest that 
SCP-3764 is conscious, possibly even sapient, as a few notes have 
been found that spoke directly to Foundation personnel. Notes are 
always in the native language of the first reader, and do not alter 


after the first reading see experiment log #3764-1. Once an instance 
of SCP-3764-1 is taken out of SCP-3764, a new instance of 
SCP-3764-1 will appear in SCP-3764. The number of SCP-3764-1 
instances that can be generated is limited by the number of people 
within a 200 meter radius of SCP-3764. 


Initial testing revealed that SCP-3764-1 is safe for human 
consumption. Subjects who consume SCP-3764-1 describe it as 
having a pleasant taste. All subjects report a feeling of satisfied 
hunger, and experienced no feelings of hunger for the rest of the 
day, coupled with reports of pleasant feelings, and reports of a 
restful sleep. Subjects eating exclusively SCP-3764-1 and water for 
a period of three weeks experienced no malnutrition symptoms, and 
could have possibly survived indefinitely until an instance of 
SCP-3764-1 crumbled to dust when a researcher pulled it out of 
SCP-3764. Its note read, 


You know what they say, "Man cannot live on bread 
alone." and all that. Be nice. Variety is the spice of life. 


-a friend 


Instances of SCP-3764-1 continued to crumble when removed from 
SCP-3764 until researchers included side dishes of fruits and 
vegetables with them. 


Experiment Log #3764-1: 


Subject: D-4568, suffers from severe night terrors and 
sleep paralysis, resulting in sleep 
deprivation. 


Result: Standard loaf, note read 
"Sleep well. 
-a friend" 


Notes: Subject reported a deep and uninterrupted sleep. 
Requested permission for use of SCP-3764-1 as a sleep 
aid, which was granted. 


Subject: D-4678, clinical depression 
Result: Standard loaf, note read 

"| care about you. 

-a friend" 


Notes: Notable decrease in depression symptoms, such 
as improved hygiene and healthier sleep patterns. 
Research into possible medical applications of 
SCP-3764-1 ongoing. 


Subject: Site-19 personnel who consented to 
SCP-3764-1 being included in their cafeteria meals. 


Result: Pleasant effects resulted in increased adoption 
by other members of the staff. Latest psych evaluations 
show a notable increase in moral. 


Notes: Proposal for SCP-3764-1's use as field rations for 
MTFs submitted by project director to Foundation 
leadership. 


Subject: D-8934 and D-8942, in Cell Block F cafeteria. 


Result: D-8934 was accidentally overlooked during a 
handing out of SCP-3764-1 instances, and the guards 
left without giving him anything. D-8942 noticed this, and 
tore his loaf in half to share with D-8934. The two halves 
spontaneously became whole instances of SCP-3764-1. 


Notes: While not intentional, this incident possibly shows 
further evidence for SCP-3764 having consciousness 
and situational awareness. 


Subject: D-8654 and D-8681, in Cell Block K cafeteria. 


Result: D-8654 asked to read D-8681's note, who 
declined. D-8654 forcibly seized the note, and upon 
attempting to read it the note read 


"Be polite." 
-a friend 
Notes: Description updated due to new data. 


Subject: D-3457, convicted of multiple homicides, 
reportedly suicidal. 


Result: Standard loaf with note that read 


"Eat, and live. 
You owe them that much. 


-a friend" 


Notes: No further reports of suicidal activity, subject 
taken off of suicide watch by psych team. 


Subject: D-4561, convicted of a string of rapes and 
murders of small children 


Result: SCP-3764-1 instance came out of bag charred 
black, and crumbled to ash upon being touched by 
D-4561. The note read 


"There are some lines in the sand you don't feel the need 
to draw. 

You think 'There could be no one so deranged, so sick in 
their soul, to be able to do this.’ 

Then someone like you comes along. 


-Your torment" 


Notes: Subject was very shaken by incident, and went to 
bed shortly after. Upon falling asleep, the subject began 
screaming in their sleep, presumably having a 
nightmare. Every attempt to wake D-4561 failed, 
including a powerful electric shock. Fourteen hours later, 
D-4561 woke, and began whimpering incoherently for 
the rest of his waking hours. D-4561 was hysterical in his 
desire not to go back to sleep, and eventually resorted to 


self harm in an attempt to prevent himself from falling 
asleep. D-4561 was moved to a special containment cell 
for his own safety and to monitor his condition, which 
remains unchanged to date. 


SCP-3765: Beaver Builders Building Buildings 


Item #: SCP-3765 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Per the Boring Agreement, 
containment of SCP-3765 defaults to GOI-466 (Wilson's Wildlife 
Solutions)!. All SCP-3765 instances located that are not in the 
custody of GOI-466 are to be contained within a Site-64 standard 
containment chamber and given sufficient food and water. After 
containment is established, instances of SCP-3765 are to be 
immediately reported to WWS Liason Frank Richardson and 
SCP-3765 Head Researcher Throckmorton. Civilian hunting of any 
beavers within Clackamas County, Oregon is to be discouraged 
through ad campaigns on local television networks by the WWS. 


Description: SCP-3765 is an anomalous group of Castor 
canadensis? consisting of at least 1400 beavers found in Clackamas 
County, Oregon, and centralized in the town of Boring. Instances of 
SCP-3765 have higher average intelligence and significantly higher 
collaboration skills than their non-anomalous counterparts. 


SCP-3765's primary anomaly is the ability to replicate any human 
structure after being allowed to examine a building or observe 
blueprints of a structure for a time relative to its complexity. 
Instances of SCP-3765 prefer to build their structures on riverbeds 
and other areas where non-anomalous beavers reside, but have 
been shown to take civilian "clients" for inland construction. It is 
worth noting that SCP-3765 will always use wood for all components 
of a structure, even when non-wood materials are called fors. 
SCP-3765's secondary anomalous property is the ability to 
communicate in fluent English. 


Addenda: 


Addendum SCP-3765-1: Discovery 


SCP-3765 was brought to Foundation attentionon / / after 
GOI-466 (Wilson's Wildlife Solutions) received a number of phone 
calls from civilians encountering a group of beavers requesting the 
blueprints to their homes. See Addendum SCP-3765-2 for a 
transcript of one such call. 


Addendum SCP-3765-2: Transcript 


(Caller calls Gol-466. An employee of Gol-466 picks up, 
hereby referred to as Respondent.) 


Respondent: Hello, you have reached the Wilson's 
Wildlife Solutions Wildlife Helpline, how may | assist 
you? 


Caller: Hi, so the weirdest thing happened just 10 
minutes ago, you probably won't believe me. 


Respondent: Go ahead sir, I'm sure I've seen weirder 
things. 


Caller: Uh, alright, so these beavers with hard hats 
knocked on my door and- 


Respondent: Oh not these guys again. 
Caller: Other people have reported this too? 


Respondent: Yeah, just recently we've been swamped 
with calls about these beavers, but please continue so | 
can place a full incident report. 


Caller: Right so these beavers with hard hats knocked 
on my door, and when | opened up, they did the weirdest 
thing, they asked to see the blueprints to my house. | told 
them | didn't have them and quickly shut the door. 
Luckily they ran away after that. 


Respondent: Thank you, we will have a team come to 
your house soon, may we have your address? 


Caller: Of course! My address is [REDACTED]. 


Respondent: Thank you, I'll send somebody there as 
soon as possible. Have a nice day! 


[END LOG] 


NOTE: A group of WWS employees was dispatched to 
the Caller's location at 16:38, at 17:23 visual contact was 
made with SCP-3765, and at 17:35, 15 instances of 
SCP-3765 were in the WWS's custody. 


Addendum SCP-3765-3: WWS Letter 
Exchange Regarding SCP-3765 


Authorization from Head Researcher Throckmorton is Required to Pro 


Below is a letter exchange between WWS Liaison Frank 
Richardson and SCP-3765 Head Researcher 
Throckmorton. 


As you well know, as per the Boring Agreement, 
all containment of anomalous wildlife defaults to 
us, but you still have oversight of what we do with 
such anomalies. As such we would like to ask for 
your permission for a special project with the 
beavers, or what you like to call SCP-3765. 


After receiving several calls about the 
construction-loving beavers, we decided that we 
had to see for ourselves what these little guys 
could do. We went down to a riverbed where they 
were rumored to reside, and we were amazed by 
what we saw; they had built up almost a small 
town! They had things like a motel, tackle shop, 
and even a diner! All made out of wood, of course. 
We visited a building that looked exactly like City 
Hall, and we spoke to some of these beavers 
about what they were doing here. It was amazing 
the kind of ideas that they had, and the ambition 
they possessed. 


After seeing firsthand the kind of craftsmanship 
and intelligence that these beavers have. We 
believe that these beavers; if put to work, could 
expand our operations by a large margin. If given 
the proper training, we could have these beavers 
building things for our operation. This could 
expand our facilities significantly, making it so that 
your Foundation would not have to do as much 
work for us. 


We know you folks aren't too keen on using 
anomalies, you would rather keep them all 
contained, but we believe that the benefits far 
outweigh the minor breach in protocol that would 
be necessary. Please consider our request. 


Thank You, 
Frank Richardson 


Dear Mr. Richardson and the rest of 
Wilson's Wildlife Solutions, 


After carefully considering your offer, we have 
decided to approve your request to use 


SCP-3765 for your construction projects. The 
Foundation wants you to know that we do not 
treat this sort of request lightly. Anomalies are 
usually too unpredictable to be of safe use, 
and we rarely if ever use them ourselves. 
We've never granted this right to another 
organization, but your organization has shown 
time and time again to be completely 
trustworthy. Now, with that being said, we are 
going to keep a close watch on everything you 
do with SCP-3765, and if you go out of line, we 
will no longer allow you to use them. If you do 
this right it would set a precedent that 
anomalies can be used safely and responsibly 
by other organizations. Don't mess up. 


Best of Luck, 
Dr. Jerard D. Throckmorton, SCP-3765 
head researcher