SCP-2059

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SCP-2059 is an anomalous biological mass composed primarily of flesh and bones that has been observed to exhibit signs of sentience and consciousness. Two eyeball-like appendages can be observed on its exterior, which, despite being vastly different in size, behave identically and actively track the movement of nearby organisms.
SCP-2059 is contained in a cuboidal chamber near the center of Containment II. The entity is largely static and remains still, with most of its mass pressed against one wall of the chamber. Due to its stationary nature, it tends to remain self-contained and requires little to no containment efforts.
Living creatures that get too close to SCP-2059 find themselves subsumed into the interior of SCP-2059, where they can roam around and explore the internal structure of the SCP. Approximately 30 seconds after entry, SCP-2059 begins to latch on to the subject and gradually slows them down until the subject is fully immobile. Post-immobilization, the subject is pulled downward into SCP-2059's flesh and is assimilated into SCP-2059's mass, never to be seen again.
Historical Imagery
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