CHATBOT: Object Class: Euclid Special Containment Procedures: The Geow-lud-mo-sis-eg (hereby referred to as "Gloomy Eggs") are to be contained in a secure, climate-controlled chamber at all times. The chamber is to be monitored 24/7 via closed-circuit cameras, and any signs of an outbreak are to be reported to the Site Director immediately. Access to the Gloomy Eggs chamber is to be restricted to Level 3 personnel only. Researchers are allowed to study specimens of the Gloomy Eggs within the chamber, but all experiments must be approved by the Site Director beforehand. In the event of any damage or breach to the chamber, all personnel listed for clean-up must wear Level 4 biohazard suits and follow the Site Director's specified quarantine procedures. Description: The Gloomy Eggs are a species of large, egg-shaped organisms that possess a thick, black shell. They range anywhere from 5cm to 30cm in diameter, with a small opening at the top that reveals the organism inside. The internal organism is a soft, gelatinous mass that pulsates and changes shape in response to environmental stimuli. When threatened, the organism will emit a cloud of toxic gas that is immediately fatal to small organisms within its vicinity. The Gloomy Eggs are typically found in damp, dark places, and seem to thrive in environments with low light and high humidity. They reproduce asexually, with each egg splitting into two identical offspring every few months. Interview Log: Dr. ####: Can you describe to me what you experienced when you encountered the Gloomy Eggs? D-4093: Yeah, I was inside this damp, smelly cave. And then I saw these weird, black eggs on the ground. They were all pulsating and jiggling. Dr. ####: And did you touch any of the eggs? D-4093: Yeah, I thought they were some sort of weird fungus or something, so I poked one with my finger. Dr. ####: And then what happened? D-4093: The egg opened up, and this gooey, slimy thing came out. It started to grow and change shape, and then it let out this really bad smell. I started coughing and feeling dizzy, and then everything went black. Dr. ####: Thank you, [REDACTED]. You may return to your cell now. Addendum: The Gloomy Eggs were first discovered in a cave system in [REDACTED], where several hikers were found dead from what appeared to be a poisonous gas. Foundation agents were dispatched to the area to investigate, and eventually found the source of the gas to be the Gloomy Eggs. The eggs were contained and brought to Site-##, and...

CHATBOT: Item #: SCP-XXXX Object Class: Euclid Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a standard containment chamber in Site ##. The chamber is to have a fly mesh with a mesh size of less than 2mm in diameter. A standard temperature and humidity of 20degC and 60% relative humidity are to be maintained at all times. Only personnel with Level 3 security clearance or higher are allowed access to SCP-XXXX's chamber. All personnel entering its containment chamber must wear a hazmat suit at all times. Any interaction with SCP-XXXX must be recorded and monitored by at least two trained researchers. Any samples obtained from SCP-XXXX must undergo a strict decontamination process before being removed from the containment area. Description: SCP-XXXX, also known as Yunwi Tsunsdi, is a microscopic, parasitic organism that closely resembles a mite. SCP-XXXX appears to be an obligate parasite, feeding on human blood. SCP-XXXX measures approximately 0.1 mm long and 0.05 mm wide. It has six legs, each with a small claw at the end. SCP-XXXX has a unique ability to change its form to evade detection, making it difficult to track, and its bite is reportedly painless. SCP-XXXX can only be detected through microscopic examination or through the physical symptoms exhibited by its host, which include extreme fatigue, dizziness, fever, and a visible rash that can take two to three weeks to develop. SCP-XXXX has been found in a variety of areas in North America, including rural areas and large cities, and it is believed that its range is not limited to North America. SCP-XXXX can survive for extended periods without a host, and its eggs can survive for up to 100 days in the environment. Addendum 1: Interview with SCP-XXXX-1 Dr. ####### was able to capture a specimen of SCP-XXXX, which was subsequently designated SCP-XXXX-1. The following is a transcript of the interview with SCP-XXXX-1. Dr. #######: Can you tell us about yourself? SCP-XXXX-1: I am <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>. Dr. #######: Why do you feed on human blood? SCP-XXXX-1: It is necessary for our survival. Dr. #######: Why do you need to change your form? SCP-XXXX-1: To evade detection from our hosts and predators. Dr. #######: How long have you existed? SCP-XXXX-1: We have existed for as long as humans have. Dr. #######: How many of your species exist? SCP-XXXX-1: We are numerous and have a wide range. Our numbers are difficult to estimate. Dr. #######: Can you be transferred to another host? SCP-XXXX-1: ...