SCPA-EN-00034 Report

Item #: SCPA-EN-00034

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:

SCPA-EN-00034 is to be contained in a standard-sized aquarium tank, measuring 10 meters by 10 meters by 5 meters (length, width, and height), filled with saltwater maintained at a constant 16 degrees Celsius. The water in the tank must be filtered every 24 hours, to remove any debris or waste produced by the SCPA-EN-00034. SCPA-EN-00034 must also be provided a bright light source for a minimum of 12 hours per day, mimicking the natural sunlight cycle for its natural habitat.

A team of two D-class personnel clad in hazard suits must enter SCPA-EN-00034's tank for daily feeding. The team must only feed the SCPA-EN-00034 animal meat, preferably fish or squid, twice a day. Any other form of feeding is strictly prohibited. The team must wear ear protection at all times to prevent the SCPA-EN-00034's sonic attack capabilities. The feeding team must leave the tank immediately if the SCPA-EN-00034 displays any signs of aggression or agitation.

Description:

SCPA-EN-00034, also known as "The Gelatinous Sibling," is a large, translucent jellyfish-like creature with a diameter of approximately 8 meters and a height of 4 meters. The SCPA-EN-00034's body appears to be made up of a translucent, gelatinous substance, which is nearly transparent except for its vibrant vibrant cyan-colored nuclei orbs, which pulsate and shift within the SCPA-EN-00034's body. SCPA-EN-00034 is capable of emitting a sonic pulse that can incapacitate and damage hearing.

SCPA-EN-00034 feeds on small fish, plankton, and other organisms found in the waters of the world's oceans. Its diet consists of animal protein, which it obtains by using its tentacles to grasp, stun and capture prey.

Additional Information:

SCPA-EN-00034 was discovered off the coast of Japan in an area known as the Mariana Trench. According to the Foundation surveillance system, SCPA-EN-00034 does not have any known predators.

SCPA-EN-00034's jelly-like body has defensive capabilities that allowed it to survive in the deep oceans of the world for a prolonged period of time. However, it is classified as a Euclidean object due to its aggressive sonic pulse attack.

References:

SCPA Foundation Database: SCPA-EN-00034

Classification level:

Top Secret

Notice:

SCPA Foundation personnel tasked with the care and containment of SCPA-EN-00034 must strictly follow the procedures outlined in the Special Containment Procedures section. Any deviation from these procedures will result in immediate disciplinary action.

Record #:

Incident Report 00034-12

Reporter:

Dr. Mariah Tanaka, Senior Researcher

Approver:

Dr. Glenn Park, Site Director