2021年2月27日 · Description: SCP-439 is an insect of unknown origin, somewhat resembling a greyish, semitranslucent Forficula auricularia (common earwig), approximately 2.5 cm in length. Originally located/obtained in mainland China in the province.

SCP-439, or Bone Hive, are a hostile species in the SCP Foundation series. They are, collectively, a species of Euclid-class insect-like creatures which turn living human bodies into their hives made of bone.

2021年8月4日 · SCP 439 is a Euclid Class anomaly also known as Bone Hive.SCP 439 is an insect of unknown origin, somewhat resembling a greyish, semitranslucent Forficula au...

Laconic Description: SCP-439 are insects that enter the mouth of a human while sleeping, and then lay eggs inside him. This will cause rapid bone growth, which will lead to death.

SCP-439 has no exits recorded but we know that the Palace is said to be one but we are unsure of it.

2019年5月24日 · One of the truly most horrifying scps. 439. For a brief moment I thought this was a r/imsorryjon post. Ah it’s you again. Thanks for the nightmares. I really like the bug's look. The worst part for me is the very end of the file: " Opening the eyelids, and examining them with a flashlight, discovered that the host's eyes followed the beam.

项目编号：SCP-439. 项目等级：Euclid. 特殊收容措施：样本保存在Armed Research Site-45（武装研究站点-45），危险物种配楼（Hazardous Lifeforms Wing）中一个封闭，锁定38L（10加仑），接入氧气供应的G型收容单位。样本应通过饲管16a喂食已认证的营养物质“X-F”。

Item #: SCP-439. Object Class: Euclid. Special Containment Procedures: All members of SCP-439 are to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell. The chamber is to be equipped with an attached bed, toilet, and shower facility.

Description: SCP-439 is an insect of unknown origin, somewhat resembling a greyish, semitranslucent Forficula auricularia (common earwig), approximately 2.5 cm in length. Originally located/obtained in mainland China in the province.

SCP-439 ⁠- Bone Hive (+771) by Multimoog. Yes, a couple of people with the disease donated their bodies to science and asked to have their skeletons displayed at the Mütter Museum. This is a video about one of the two people who requested to be displayed there: https://youtu.be/-hs5A24cKAg?si=aU5hrbXrVeFZ1VN9. 👍🏻. Made by juggalos, for juggalos!