Claymorium

Claymorium is a very reactive metal found deep down in Volcanus and possibly on Vesta. It clones the creature eating it, as the metal causes mutations in DNA, however the clones often act differently from the creature eating it. Clones created of the creatures are also short-lived, and are heavily weakened in the presence of surströmming. Many scientists are trying to figure out how it works, as it often reacts differently each time. It was named after Claymore McArthur, who discovered the metal in 1986.
In The Bees from Lanfako, a beehive was dropped down the hole to Lanfako alongside a Sinco Terrorist Association terrorist. Many of the bees fed on the Claymorium, creating a lot of clones of them (along with many of the clones also feeding on it). The metal later appears in Caleb McKinnon's Evil Clone, where Will Paisley feeds a piece of Claymorium to Caleb McKinnon, who spits it out before an "evil" clone of him is formed. In Harry Smith and the Maths Monster, a piece of the metal flies into the Maths Monster's mouth, causing three clones to form. In Harry Smith and the Disastrous Biology Lesson, a maggot fed on a tiny piece, which caused hundreds of giant clones to be formed. All of the giant maggots filled the canteen; a few of them also turned into enormous flies that ate part of the Colham High School building.
It is speculated by scientists that if sulphuric or hydrochloric acid is poured on it, it creates a huge explosion even when poured on a tiny piece.
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