SCPKeter

Item #: SCPKeter

Object Class: Keter

Containment Procedures: The subject is kept at site [REDACTED]. Keter responds to any stimuli extremely violently, and therefore must wear bandages to cover it's eyes and ears. It's containment cell is completely dark and soundproof, and no personnel are permitted to enter the cell unless given level 4 clearance or above. Keter has been found to have an insatiable appetite for [REDACTED], and must be fed as often as possible, or it will self-cannibalize. Keter appears to have no way to stop the blood flow from it's wounds, and therefore must be anesthetized with a gas and stitched back together, with it's wounds sutured. Medical staff with level 4 clearance must be on-site with heavy anesthetics at all times

Description: SCPKeter is a failed, half-formed (Note the lack of an cutaneous membrane) bio-weapon that went on a rampage, killing all scientists involved in its creation. It seems to mimic a Ridgeback, but shares no actual DNA resemblance to any known dragon species, leading researchers to believe that it is a "chimera" made of various reptiles and mammals. When excessively stimulated through light, noise, or touch, Keter will often maim itself in a blind rage or possibly panic. A successful method of restraining Keter for study and analysis is still under board review.

Addendum SCPKeter-A: The specimen was previously thought to have no anomalous properties, but that has been proven to be a false assumption. The head researcher of SCPKeter, a Dr. [REDACTED], became pregnant with no explanation on her part. Because of the sudden pregnancy, it was suggested to the board that SCPKeter might be able to impregnate dragons around it by it's mere presence. It would be a form of self-replication, to create more potential weapons. The pregnancy was carried to term, and Dr. [REDACTED] produced three offspring, designated SCPKeter-1, SCPKeter-2, and SCPKeter-3, respectively. They were all immediately independent from their "mother", and attacked her 2 hours after their birth, trying to eat her. Dr. [REDACTED] inflicted heavy wounds from the attack, and was quickly separated from the 3 incidents of SCPKeter. The three incidents do not seem to be as strong or as sensitive to sensation as SCPKeter, but still exhibit violent tendencies. They reached maturity within five days. End log.

Addendum SCPKeter-B: On the [REDACTED] of March, 2018, SCPKeter-1 broke containment, injuring [REDACTED] researchers, before escaping into the desert. The incident has yet to be located. The remaining two incidents of SCPKeter have had heavy security placed around them. The two seem excessively aggravated, and aren't as easy to pacify as SCPKeter. Termination of the incidents is being considered, as well as cryogenic stasis until a more secure site can be requested. End log.