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SCP-020 is a fast-spreading fungal organism that is capable of affecting the senses and behavior of living creatures, including humans.

SCP-019 appears to be a very large ceramic vase, 1.8 m in diameter at the mouth and 2.4 m high.

SCP-018 has the appearance of a Super Ball made by the Wham-O company in 1969.

SCP-017 is a humanoid figure approximately 80 centimeters in height, anatomically similar to a small child, but with no discernible identifying features.

SCP-016 is a blood-borne pathogen recovered from a mine worker in █████ who injured himself while working in a deep coal seam.

SCP-015 is a mass of pipes, vents, boilers and other various plumbing apparatus completely filling a warehouse in ███████.

SCP-014 is a Caucasian male, appearing to be approximately 30 years of age, with black hair, brown eyes, and a somewhat round face.

SCP-013 is the collective designation of 242 cigarettes which display similar anomalies.

SCP-012 was retrieved by Archaeologist K.M. Sandoval during the excavation of a northern Italian tomb destroyed in a recent storm.

SCP-011 is a Civil War memorial statue located in Woodstock, Vermont.

SCP-010 consists of a series of six (6) apparently identical cast iron collars with numbered metal tags and one (1) remote control.

**Description:** SCP-009 is approximately ███ liters of a substance which superficially resembles distilled water (H2O), except with a distinct bright red hue.

SCP-007 is located within a cavity in the abdomen of Subject.

SCP-006 is a very small spring located 60 km west of Astrakhan.

In appearance, SCP-005 resembles an ornate key, displaying the characteristics of a typical mass produced key used in the 1920s.

SCP-004 consists of an old wooden barn door (SCP-004-1) and a set of twelve rusted steel keys (SCP-004-2 through SCP-004-13)

SCP-003-1 appears to be composed of chitin, hair, and nails of unknown biology, arranged in a configuration similar to that of a computer motherboard

SCP-002 resembles a tumorous, fleshy growth with a volume of roughly 60 m³ (or 2000 ft³).