Is SCP-306 The Real Flesh That Hates? - Frog Fungus

[@DRockOvich]

Falling asleep watching SCP explains is a good way to have messed up dreams.

[@stanleybochenek1862]

lol

[@J4cks0nv1ll3]

Fr tho

[@tuckerandrews8483]

Not if that's always how you think and dream

[@KilluaYT420]

I don't get dreams that's why I do it

[@whocares6688]

I always Sleep Better

[@KaiserAfini]

"As a professional biologist, I worry these fungus could take root in humans" *coughs immediately after being exposed to the unknown parasite* "I'm sure all I need is bedrest" *Continues to not go to the hospital* "I am sure not eating properly when infected with a fungus is a good idea" Its too bad she had a brain fart and didn't apply her specialized knowledge to deduce she was exposed to a biohazard and required emergency treatment.

[@Eisaku2]

I thought the same, but apparently it's a common phenomenon that medical personnel both subconsciously and purposefully downplay their condition and ignore the severity of symptoms.

[@karldehaut]

@@Eisaku2 you're right for a flu. Not at this level. The third day every PhD or medics will rush to hospital, even in USA...

[@iz2333]

@@Eisaku2 Healthcare workers make the worst patients

[@mega6662]

This is why I don’t like this scp They dehumanize and dumb down everyone The foundation which is smart enough to don’t do the screw ups of mistreating safe or smart scps act irrational for the sake of it and the infected are just plain idiots

[@karldehaut]

@@mega6662 SCP original story is different and convincing

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

As someone who does research, I’m surprised she didn’t do the research on the fungus in a bio safety cabinet/fume hood immediately when she found out the fungus was related to trichophyton… honestly seems like poor judgement on her part, but my research is on animal diseases so maybe plants just have different procedures

[@RavenGamingOverLord]

Maybe

[@arisenspirit]

Honestly I'm not even a professional but just knowing what mushroom are capable off the moment she saw an animal infected it should have been an immediate biohazard warning

[@HearMeShout789]

she should have had full body PPE, N95 mask, coughed into her elbow, gone to a hospital. Her fellow coworkers should have called the non emergency 911 line for a wellness check. they'll break down a door if worried enough.

[@brohogany9920]

This youtube series usually makes up the characters and their stories involved with the scp. I think in this case it was just not very well thought out and didn't really fit how an actual researcher of the organization would handle the situation

[@hellblaze46]

All these stories only exist because of stupidity on behalf of scientists. Its just a plot hole rather than an explication imo. Nobody would be this careless. OH little Kate spent her whole life taking plant studies serious.... yet the chick doesn't know the first thing about spores some how

[@Adahy_Bullet]

I get that they don't wanna let it spread... But why not just make a really big terrarium then send folks in with hazmat suits to feed them and such. It'd still be limited but it'd be better then a glass box.

[@andresmarrero8666]

Why not just ask the fairies for help? They are on good terms ever since helping with the corgi train.

[@arcadiaberger9204]

@@andresmarrero8666 I thought at first you were mocking @Adahy_Bullet, but then I realized that the SCP Foundation really does have a relationship with the Fey.

[@bgaming2297]

For anyone wondering, I went to check out the original file. 1) The researchers apparently made no effort to tell the 306-1s that there was a risk of them spreading the infection, hence why they weren't allowed to be let out. 2) A termination order was given towards the recaptured 306-1s, as per an interview post-breach.

[@ellis7622]

So some of them did escape then?

[@masongalioth4110]

Not telling them they’ll infect others is really dumb writing. The termination order on uninformed educated Frog victims longing for freedom, is even dumber. 😡 🐸 …All of them could still write & communicate and some even had PHD’s…😒

[@thediethrower1803]

@@masongalioth4110 Eh, better dead then a Frog.

[@masongalioth4110]

@@thediethrower1803 😎Not at all. they could communicate clearly, showed high IQ’s amongst the formally educated, etc. A few more weeks even a month and they could have been crucial to helping the world at large, or even becoming foundation staff. Setting aside the numerous life extension processes and experiments and anomalies that the foundation has access to, these people were granted a greater purpose as frogs than when they were humans 🤔. But instead, they are written as longing to go out into the world to die horribly, be eaten by some larger dumber animal, or disgusting fungal infection animal in sheer pain and horror? Very silly. Even more silly is how the foundation was written such that they were kept in a glass container like frogs despite demonstrating they were humans. 🧐Nay I say. This whole thing requires a visit from the Foundation HR department.

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

@@ellis7622 None of them escaped. The article mentioned that ALL of the specimens were recaptured. Then, afterwards, once it was revealed that anti-fungal drugs didn’t work on the anomaly, it earned its Keter class.

[@WorldWeave]

It’s interesting to see an scp story fully from the scp’s perspective

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

I guess that you’ll like SCP-3393, an story that can only be told from the anomaly’s perspective. After all, you’re looking at what the Foundation is using to bait the beast into its cage, if you know what I mean!

[@coreym162]

@@Nameless-ln5mr SCP-2273 Major Alexei Belitrov is another. All through his perspective as far as I remember.

[@michander4008]

SCP-426 will always be in my perspective. I am a toaster who very much enjoys that SCP entry.

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

@@michander4008 Unless it’s the tale “That Goddamn Thing”. It’s the story about Dr. Sorts, the one being who could refer to SCP-426, or THAT GODDAMN THING as he tended to call it, in a third person POV. Also, the tale shows Sorts losing his patience with everyone who fell under “The Goddamn Toaster’s” effects in a way that must be seen to be believed.

[@michander4008]

@@Nameless-ln5mr I gotta check that out!

[@perhaps7046]

Does anyone else find themselves doing jobs/chores while listening and then you hear something really concerning and have to check that you’re still watching scp explained and not a horror podcast?

[@justinsmith5870]

They are largely horror stories (though different types of horror) through a scientific filter. "Scientific creepy pasta" was the original acronym, and creepy pasta were just horror and scary stories.

[@Human_traain]

@@justinsmith5870 thats very uninteresting

[@niehlsbohr]

Is there really a distinction between scp and horror?

[@Human_traain]

@@niehlsbohr one have an explanation

[@arcadiaberger9204]

@@justinsmith5870 I did not know that "SCP" stood for "Scientific Creepypasta". That's amusing.

[@brucemillis7111]

Everyone in this story deserves a Darwin award.

[@SkiggsMoDiggs]

Kate who never bothered to call a doctor, the SCP guard who accidentally killed a researcher, the researchers who didn't bother to make conditions more humane, literally everyone.

[@arcadiaberger9204]

@@SkiggsMoDiggs It's what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Evidently, this is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in wizards and young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss them, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@dragonyami]

You would think that being an SCP researcher, she'd make the connection between sickness and the new sample immediately and alert her coworkers at the Foundation right away You'd also think the Foundation would pay closer attention to an employee suddenly getting so sick so fast for so long

[@sporf_sporf]

She wasn't an scp researcher. Just worked at a random genetic lab as a botanist. Still sloppy on her part though.

[@Human_traain]

They are too concentrated on farmire dangerous scp's that matter like 106 amd 682

[@dr.veronica6155]

The Foundation claims to be "cold, not cruel", but this was just pure cruelty, no other way to look at it. Once they learn that they're still mentally human, rather than making any attempt to improve their situation, they just bring in a collection of children's stories that could easily be interpreted as mockery, and just kind of act like there's nothing they can do but keep them all locked up in a tiny, featureless plastic box that barely has enough room for them all. Not like they have other anomalies possessing human intellect that they've made special cells for that replicate the environment they're most comfortable with. They could easily make them a small frog pond to live in, but they just... don't.

[@MrObasilawrence]

I suspect the 05 council is an anomaly .. an SCP ..

[@Echo_the_half_glitch]

@@MrObasilawrence pretty sure they are

[@Dante_xy7]

They Have Been cruel since 70s and before, but after incident 76 Took Place on 1976, 05-12 and his loyal guards captured 1423 campuses people on pics of it, WHO attended college on 1833, with (not gonna say his name yet when you can figure it yourself out at dod animations on september), then they drove to Lake and murdered campuses and dumped their bodies to Lake creating cognito anomaly we now know as 2316, also 05-12 does kill and torture For pleasure to get info

[@Dante_xy7]

And on 001 atonement 05-3 killed several other 05s For not agreeing to HIM, luckily he might not survived

[@Dante_xy7]

But also 05-14 WHO Are only on Gate Guardian tale and scp explained has done vid of it too, you should check it out

[@kracktart1508]

Its crazy how in all this time, Kate never went to the hospital

[@BlueFreedoom]

It's like movie logic

[@arcadiaberger9204]

@@BlueFreedoom This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Not only is Kate an idiot, but so are the people at the SCP Foundation who, once they find out the frogs have normal human intelligence, keep right on treating them like frogs, keeping them in a miserable plexiglass box. Of COURSE the poor frogs would try to escape! Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@BlueFreedoom]

@@arcadiaberger9204 Thanks

[@randomxgen6167]

SCP 306 - The Frog That's Kate You really feel for these people, since there's a lot of death and such in the world of the SCP foundation, and it's not like the Foundation itself enjoys being ethical in all their testing. Makes you hope they managed to escape, even though free frogs means more mushrooms to frog more people. Still, perhaps this wasn't the worst outcome; Imagine how many more frogs we'd have gotten if Kate had elected to visit a clinic or hospital during her initial infection.

[@BlueBlue13]

Q

[@hellblaze46]

This is another example of poor writing imo. The foundation knew about the spores, didn't tell her, didn't prepare her, then when she was clearly exposed.... they didn't surveillance her or quarantine her at all! They just let her go home and do as she pleases. She very well could have invested millions.

[@jetex1911]

I guess when you have a way to restore the Earth if it ever gets destroyed by SCPs/taken over by SCPs/infested by SCPs/etc you start to care less.

[@hellblaze46]

@@jetex1911 it's not fool proof. Repopulation capabilities can't give you the sudden ability to kill a God. So if they couldn't figure that out before the end of man, I doubt they will be able to muster up enough creativity or whatever it takes to handle the task. So repopulate if you please but if he catches wind of where you're all constantly pouring out from, poof, suddenly that whole chunk of land with all that precious machinery, gone. He still wins

[@curissss]

"always has a fascination for the outdoors" Me: sounds like an SCP explained vid alright

[@stanleybochenek1862]

hmm

[@ellis7622]

I don’t get it

[@AstralJustus]

@@ellis7622 we dont like to go outside joke

[@arcadiaberger9204]

@@AstralJustus I would really like to be let in on this joke.

[@kotyissocool]

>kate refused to alert the cdc of a possible new fungal infection >Kate didn’t go to the hospital Yeah…

[@dragon22214]

Kate get co vid and refused to get vaccinated or wear a mask

[@vincenttrigg4521]

So... the last of us?

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Not only is Kate an idiot, but so are the people at the SCP Foundation who, once they find out the frogs have normal human intelligence, keep right on treating them like frogs, keeping them in a miserable plexiglass box. Of COURSE the poor frogs would try to escape! Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@pyroweasel90]

I’m sorry, but as a medical professional who works in a lab. I can’t get into this story. I mean, a professional scientist, a unknown Fungi attached to a animal, she breaches containment and gets exposed. Then no one calls the police after 2 months of being sick and no longer answering the door or the phone!? Unbelievable.

[@dominicsommer7187]

to be fair: she clearly lives alone and as an scp member, I doubt her coworkers would call the police in case anything anomalous happened. Im sorry, but this scp turns humans into frogs yet that is the unbelievable part?

[@sporf_sporf]

She wasn't an scp researcher. She just worked at a genetics lab. Not sure why the sample was brought into her specifically, most corporate labs don't just look at random things. Could be doing something something on a grant with a college or something I suppose.

[@pyroweasel90]

@Dominic Sommer She’s not SCP, she works as a Geneticist.

[@jamiesnow8190]

It is pretty out there. She's not even researching in her own field since she has a doctorate in botany, not mycology.

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@LegacyFlash15]

Kind of selfish to break out when you knew the pain you had experienced could be placed on other people due to your actions..

[@beyondtherealmsofdeath]

They were not alerted to the fact that they were still contagious

[@purple6705]

my brother in christ they were never told why they were even in containment

[@JTLYOSH]

Love the amazing content and narration, keep up the amazing videos :D

[@jwilleseries7764]

This and 939 Got me interested in SCPs again as they are both so horrifying :0

[@camillelartaud-balosso8357]

Why didn't she go see a doctor when she was so sick?! I wouldn't just stay at home if warts were growing all over my body •_•

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Not only is Kate an idiot, but so are the people at the SCP Foundation who, once they find out the frogs have normal human intelligence, keep right on treating them like frogs, keeping them in a miserable plexiglass box. Of COURSE the poor frogs would try to escape! Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@crazycat482]

U are the best scp channel ive seen! Keep it up 👍

[@bobisconsumed520]

Sarkics: We’re the most disgusting anomaly that exists! Frog vore: hold my waifu

[@weedxat]

disgusting lol

[@DiracComb.7585]

@@weedxat SCP 306 wants only one thing, and it’s disgusting

[@endoetz]

Her botanical expertise was second to none? I'm not an expert in botanical or a doctor or something like that, but I know some fungi does grow on another organism. For example, Cordyceps sinensis does actually grow on insects. It parasitizes the larvae of ghost moths, and eventually grows from the head of a dead caterpillar high in the Himalayan mountains. That's why it is sometimes referred to as the “Caterpillar fungus. And there's also a fungus that turns ants into zombies.

[@endoetz]

Can fungus grow on living things? Fungal hyphae, although microscopic, allow for the rapid flow of nutrients and small molecules across the fungal body. Many fungi create networks of these hyphae into a mass called a mycelium. The mycelium can grow on a surface, in soil or decaying material, in a liquid, or even on living tissue.

[@Dr.C.Shadow]

5:36 Monsoon: don't be disgusted. It's only nature running its course.

[@romancenturion1086]

I get that reference

[@Dr.C.Shadow]

@@romancenturion1086 now there's a pretty reply. Exquisite.

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

Green phosphorus Jack! Anti-fungal solutions are useless!

[@Stibiumowl-oder-kurz-Stibi]

Great Vid. Kate did double Security violation. First, wear FFP2 masks dense enough not to allow 608 spores inside. Second, immediatly warn your collegues in the lab via phone as soon as she predicted the fungus is the cause of invection. If there is an potential Bio-Safety-Risk detected, everyone working in the lab needs to be warned not to come into contact with the fungus, but store it in BSL3 bio-hazard conditions.

[@nelswolf]

Knows they're infectious. Proceeds to say they need to be free.

[@kurtkod3ine775]

I’m pretty sure that if she was a real scientist and had the degrees necessary that she’d know to wear full body PPE tyvek suit and personal o2 supply

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Not only is Kate an idiot, but so are the people at the SCP Foundation who, once they find out the frogs have normal human intelligence, keep right on treating them like frogs, keeping them in a miserable plexiglass box. Of COURSE the poor frogs would try to escape! Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@nicholasnguyen5181]

That poor researcher… . Ouch

[@johnreuter9390]

Why do none of these people ever go to the hospital?

[@mikeggnu3320]

The wandsman would be a good file to look in too is Love your work been a fan for awhile . Thanks for the great hrs of entertainment.

[@Dante_xy7]

And other GOIs too :)

[@dod4041]

The great frog escape reminds me of all the situations that are so stupidly terrible. “Oh no the frogs are running amuck, time to shoot my buddy” it’s like that ship that accidentally torpedoed a ship with the president on it.

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Not only is Kate an idiot, but so are the people at the SCP Foundation who, once they find out the frogs have normal human intelligence, keep right on treating them like frogs, keeping them in a miserable plexiglass box. Of COURSE the poor frogs would try to escape! Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@jondw]

she never encountered a fungus which grew from a biological organism dead or alive? the famous decomposers fungi? the things famous for growing out of both alive and dead organisms? really? you literally saw it growing out of a "log" when it was found and listed off two others that it is related to that to some degree do so. also, fungi are a different kingdom from plants

[@UnknownDatas]

SCP Explained =Talking info about the scp Me = Can't stop listening to the mew mew mew background song

[@proto4462]

I wonder what would happen if you give one of the "frogs" a pill from SCP 500 (Panacea)

[@BlueFreedoom]

It would definitely cure

[@Dante_xy7]

I think everything which is infectious could Be cured with 500 pills The pills itself Are so kind to people to let them recover health, its most best scps from goodside

[@jerry3790]

What would happen if you put one of these frogs on the setting “fine”? Would it change them back into a human form? On the setting “1 to 1” would it put their consciousness into another creature? If that we’re the case you could just keep rerolling until you got something more workable. Also, there are loads of anomalies known to cure diseases. Do any of them work on this fungus?

[@Biodeamon]

how did the doctor not immediately call a hospital the day she felt terrible aren't there protocols for this???

[@egbert5871]

so the story can happen

[@rickbergolla4055]

Yeah this suffers from the problem of forcing characters or institutions in this case to act stupid in order for plot to progress

[@darksol2519]

Ayyy, just in time for my break!

[@charlievalentine2220]

Now we have to know did she make it I'd love to see her escape the foundation and start a tribe of deadly frogs 🐸

[@talonproudfoot6039]

They could have made a incloser for all of them that resembled a swamp and not a container.

[@madkirk7431]

8:03 "watching them change into something else"

[@GospodinSlav]

You should check out SCP-PL-126, it is very interesting and tells a lot about afterwar in eastern europe.

[@Dante_xy7]

I believe they dont do international yet

[@mojaxon23]

Why would a professional do nothing about an onset of severe medical symptoms after an exposure to an unknown fungus species? Seems like a pretty dumb idea to me.

[@Eisaku2]

I thought the same, but apparently it's a common phenomenon that medical personnel both subconsciously and purposefully downplay their condition and ignore the severity of symptoms.

[@lightningboltt5437]

@@Eisaku2 but still, she clearly breached protocols

[@Eisaku2]

@@lightningboltt5437 Oh for sure. I just figured if the SCP could already cause the affected not to seek treatment or give them some form of Anosognosia then a professional might be more screwed than the average person.

[@TroubledTribble420]

Man, I really want the SCP foundation to make actual containment that gives them some fulfillment. Like maybe a mini ecosystem where they can be frogs. it really shows that the foundation dehumanizes a lot of its subjects.

[@gustavosalles5233]

SCP explained after the millionth video: YIPEEEE!

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

If you’re wondering how the Foundation deals with the fungus itself, read these paragraphs that I got from the article: Containment breaches within controlled environments will result in lockdown of affected area. Personnel within the affected area are to remain in place until cleared for release. Hazmat teams are to remove and examine personnel for signs of infection. Infected personnel are to be quarantined. Affected area is to then be sterilized. A 1km radius around any areas experiencing an outbreak of SCP-306 is to be quarantined. Areas are to have all water and sewer systems sealed. Hazmat teams are to be deployed in the area, and all persons in the quarantine zone are to be evacuated and screened for infection. Uninfected persons are to be released, with non-Foundation employees administered Class B amnestics. Infected persons are to be terminated. Following completed evacuation, enclosed areas are to be sterilized with ethylene oxide. In unenclosed areas, controlled burning, followed by a ground sweep, are to be enacted. Wetlands harboring SCP-306 are to be impounded, filled, and sealed with concrete. Preventing SCP-306 from infecting any large body of water is an Alpha-class priority.

[@tatsuyashiba6931]

That fundation guard was kinda nerfed ngl

[@Kruhee]

Ah yes, when you're working with an unknown fungus and you feel yourself get infected, go home without telling anyone, and just spend the night ignoring it instead of going to the doctor to get an antifungal.

[@arcadiaberger9204]

This is what's known in the writing biz as an Idiot Story: a story which couldn't happen unless every single character behaves like an idiot at every moment in the story. Not only is Kate an idiot, but so are the people at the SCP Foundation who, once they find out the frogs have normal human intelligence, keep right on treating them like frogs, keeping them in a miserable plexiglass box. Of COURSE the poor frogs would try to escape! Evidently, radiating an impulse toward idiocy is the real Keter-class effect of the fungus, not the Froschkönig transformation. After all, for the transformation, they'd be bringing in young women of various Royal bloodlines (and young men, and girls, and commoners, if only as controls) to kiss the frogs, introduce them to their parents, take naps with them, throw them against walls, &c, to see what undid the transformation.

[@krag3405]

I love that the worst thing about turning into a frog is looking just like all the other frogs

[@3AnxiousFerretsInATrenchcoat]

FINALLY! A video about the most influential scp: number 15, Burger King Frog Fungus

[@kingmushroomboy824]

Quite a dead meme but that was a good one.

[@3AnxiousFerretsInATrenchcoat]

@@kingmushroomboy824 i am a necromancer, i only deal in dead memes

[@Nameless-ln5mr]

The last thing you’d expect in your Burger King burger is an anomaly but as it turns out, that’s exactly what you get. Dr. Gears uploaded the article, privately to the archives, showcasing the anomaly known as SCP-306. Admittedly, it had to be edited by one of his coworkers, but that’s even worse.

[@NoteBlockMaster]

Other People: I need SCP 306 to become a frog! Captain Ginyu: Hold my beer

[@BackroomsDatabase]

The frog fungus turned Kate into a frog? Quick! Someone find a prince to kiss her!

[@Dante_xy7]

Well, then wed lose both, to death, (atleast they would Be together and buried side by side) 🌹R.I.P kate, R.I.P whoever Will Be Prince, 🌹you two do Make perfect couple on afterlife

[@Dante_xy7]

We remember you on memorial ceremony 🌹🌹🌹

[@vladimirgrom2256]

"It's froggin' time"

[@imnotmeimabisexualpanda.1122]

Dude, she absorbed too much nature chakra, that’s just frog oil from mt Myōboku. Sage jutsu is extremely hard to master.

[@Dante_xy7]

Ye

[@Dante_xy7]

Agree friend

[@BlueFreedoom]

Well said

[@TheFirstPotato]

How would The Flesh That Hates respond to When Day Breaks?

[@thedankdragon6062]

My guess would have to be since the "heart" of flesh that hates is deep underground it would probably either lose or withdraw all surface flesh after noticing the difference if it hasnt changed. Or, it wouldve known before hand just as the indestructable reptile had.

[@mynamejeff4142]

Tell me you don't have health insurance without telling me you don't have health insurance. This lady: gives a 1 hour speech

[@Geepnarp]

I love listening to scp explained. The voice is so oddly soothing. The perfect asmr. If it weren't for the animated pictures, id definitely fall asleep to it, it does almost make me fall asleep from time to time. Just peek perfection👌

[@enclavesoldier770]

Do scp 1115 large and in charge next

[@rileymiller3154]

That one guard that shot the scientist/researcher "ah shit if I don't save him I'm probably going to be blamed for this and get fed to 682 or something"

[@gamingcat6034]

I now this is a story and not real, but wouldn't the lad have safety protocols in place to prevent the spread of spores in the genetics lab at the beginning

[@cookie_king7732]

i found this scp before they did and i loved it!

[@masongalioth4110]

This went from interesting to mindbogglingly stupid within the last 3 minutes.

[@beyondtherealmsofdeath]

And that’s what I love about it

[@masongalioth4110]

@@beyondtherealmsofdeath lol 😄 they have a knack for the unexpected

[@Bill_W_Cipher]

This SCP kind of reminds of SCP-3270.

[@khpoon5424]

rip those researcher

[@lockjaw7437]

Scp 306 vs scp 682 and make frogs legs out of them

[@VelvetJeannie]

The greatest threat to the scp foundation frogs

[@chaos.faerie]

I love how the microscopic spores entered her airway even though she was wearing a mask which, being a scientist, was likely stronger than the masks most people wore during the worst parts of the pandemic. ETA: If someone you know doesn't show up to work for weeks and won't answer the door, CALL THE POLICE.

[@Tiffthehuman]

Omg cliffhanger inbound! >_

[@adamlinkowski]

5:36 "wind blows, rain falls, and the strong prey upon the weak, all as it should be" ~ monsoon of the wind of destrucion

[@IApologiseForQuitting.213]

That’s horrifying. Imagine being turned into a frog?

[@egbert5871]

compared to other stuff in the SCP world ,really not that bad kinda cool lol better then turning into the flesh that hates or clockwork or a zombie

[@IApologiseForQuitting.213]

@@egbert5871 Yea but the pain would be horrifying

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

Somehow, this is almost as disturbing as SCP-610

[@Try-hard-emily]

Could you imagine scp 610 exposed to when day breaks what would that even look like

[@hammyjames4984]

Man you didn’t even finish the video yet

[@Try-hard-emily]

@@hammyjames4984 nobody has

[@stanleybochenek1862]

@@Try-hard-emily what is 610?

[@Bill_W_Cipher]

@@stanleybochenek1862 Its the flesh that hates.

[@silentplays9808]

only one issue with this video, website says they weight 35kg. meaning they are much larger than normal frogs, as well as stating they were strong enough to knock over a human

[@debbiebost5139]

7:35 those symptoms are almost similar to malaria

[@maximum-orbitm]

2nd comment, first like and 5th view. Btw I was watching one of your videos when I got this notification btw. I guess I'll finish that then watch this

[@thedankdragon6062]

These people are insane. Imagine turning green an just not doing anything about it?

[@SomoneWhoIsVeryReallyReal]

I bet that a teacher is gonna think this is a story channel and put 1 of these vids on a playlist and once it goes on they r gonna be having nightmares when it reaches the SCP part

[@SomoneWhoIsVeryReallyReal]

This sounded stupid

[@nookleer]

I love these stories, but do hate that they literally ALL require that no one call anyone, the first thing 99% of people would do.

[@egbert5871]

hmmm maybe not 99% lol but its kind of necessary for some stuff to happen in a more interesting way "go to hospital get taken by the SCP as its happening then happens there is boring as fuck

[@OrangeManGood2024]

This could have all been avoided by doing what she was supposed to do, staying at home and making babies.

[@danimerlyn9844]

Being turned into an animal isn't a nightmare for me. Being turned into an animal that's dangling somewhere near the bottom of the food chain, that's the nightmare.

[@loganmiller4990]

I have an idea to maybe not kill but to help control scp 682 the Indestructible reptile. Has the foundation tried to use there most powerful amnestic‘s to try and wipe scp 682s memories or some scp that has the ability to forever wipe its memories. Because if they could as long as they don’t trigger some form of memory from showing up they could minimize all the breakouts. I don’t know if this has been done before but just a suggestion.

[@ruthvandeusen8741]

Yup

[@spawnofragnarok9267]

SCP 5000 The shoe 🆚 SCP 3280 after the storm

[@XenBaker404]

Why not have a larger area for the -1’s to roam around in? Like making a swamp like area or something familiar with the outside world

[@jk09345568]

Nice vid. Run Kate. Be free. lol🤣

[@lonejohnwolf]

Putting aside all the pain, I wouldn't really be all that upset if I was turned into a frog. It would be extremely fun to be small at the very least, and practically every creature seems to be much better than humans in at least one way. We've basically just got our intelligence and adaptability, but are pretty freaking fragile compared to almost every other life form.

[@thedankdragon6062]

When they claim to be the best botanist but when obviosly infected with the fungus, she still went home anyway.

[@thedankdragon6062]

Pretty sure the rabbit though it would be okay if it went home to but i guess little cotton tail didnt make it.

[@spawnofragnarok9267]

SCP 001 when DAY breaks (SCP 4304 the re ls no honor among thieves) SCP 001 when DAY breaks (SCP 306 the real flesh that hates)

[@theonetheonlymirror]

Lousiana trip CANCELLED

[@efrainpadillaii3427]

I want to see a cross test between scp 3000,1128, and 169

[@ramosm8309]

If she just followed proper safety guidelines she wouldn’t have gotten sick

[@agent-qm7oe]

Poor Kate, so sad

[@drayblesolomonstribulation3045]

I wanted them to get out .. 🤷 great delivery....

[@atransidiot4692]

14:58 that Markaplier

[@johnlee7046]

These guys could put the world at risk! Why would you even put windows in a Top Secret Goverment Facility That is supposed to be secret. And why would they even leave that open?

[@Bill_W_Cipher]

Ngl, that thumbnail with that tongue around that girl was kinda sus...

[@professionalprofessor9033]

CACTUS MAN IS MY FAVE SCP

[@samcooper3073]

It’s Frogman!!!

[@jonathanjackgoodman2764]

Go little frogs go!

[@johncabrera9745]

How how earth did the guard shoot the scientist in the throat when all the frogs are on the floor

[@beyondtherealmsofdeath]

This is so dumb and I love it

[@BlitzHUB_Ky]

Thwy would NOT want to bee free if memory of what turned them into frogs stayed, cause in that case thwy would turn all mammels into similar ones

[@UltraDoge9000]

ok how the heck does the security guard shoot one of the researchers in the neck when none of the frogs were on that researcher?

[@Dante_xy7]

Day 2 of asking scp 2007 Science fiction object keter, (high danger)