Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9061 is to be contained in a 11.5 X 12.6 feet (144.9 sq ft) concrete room behind an airlock door, the room itself must filled with average human necessities. It must being cleaned regularly on a weekly basis by Atleast 2 Class-D personnel.
Personnel interacting with SCP-9061 should avoid direct exposure to the anomaly to not risk injury, if you are going to have direct exposure, it is recommended to wear one of the many Hazmat/Radiation Suits inside if the airlock room. After use, it is required that you thoroughly clean the gear before putting it back on the racks.
Description: SCP-9061 is an Apex Predator, originating from the species: █████████, it measures around 2.464 metres in height. It appears to have thick black fur covering most of its body, however, its head is completely furless.
It has wings resembling that of a bat with a wingspan of 6 ft, they have thin, sharp bones protruding at the end of each wing, which causes immense pain when the wings are used.
It has white sharp needle like claws and teeth that can easily puncture bone and flesh, however, are very painful to use.
It lacks eyes and ears, however still has great hearing, as it mainly uses echolocation to locate prey. However, no matter how menacing it is, it is not hostile towards humans, and rather sees them as friends rather than prey, only if threatened will it kill.
It has photographic memory and will not forget anything.
SCP-9061 emits radiation levels of 59 Sv, which can lead to death in 1 - 2 days, and a coma even quicker. So that’s why it is recommended you wear the Radiation Protective Suits you see hanging on the racks in the airlock.
SCP-9061 was previously an asset to Tau-39 “Animal Control”, before it went rouge during a mission to contain a breached anomaly that has previously escaped into the wild. SCP-9061 would suddenly kill 3 members of the Task Force and cripple 6 more after he was accidentally hit with a taser.
Discovery: SCP-9061 was found in a forest in British Columbia by a group of campers on November 18th 2001 w huhere they’d post a sighting on a “cryptic creature” roaming the forests of Canada, sightings of the anomaly would soon skyrocket after more campers came and try to capture the creature.
Soon the foundation would learn about the creature, and send out Tau-39 to contain and capture the wild animal.