Killer Flying Jellyfish - SCP-1158 - The Semivisible Man

Dr Bob brings you SCP Foundation Euclid Class object, Killer Flying Jellyfish - SCP-1158 - The Semivisible Man Animation.
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SCP-1158 is an airborne, carnivorous arboreal predator superficially resembling a very large olive-drab Portuguese man-o-war (Physalia physalis), particularly in its colonial polyp attributes.
Research on deceased specimens has shown that SCP 1158 ’s large, four (4) meter pneumatophore is filled with hydrogen (thought to result from bacterial decay), providing lift. While airborne, SCP1158 nestles itself high in the canopy layer, allowing its feeding and detecting polyps to hang down through the understorey to the forest floor. These polyps are effectively camouflaged among the various vines and branches present. The dactylozooid polyp bundles are, to a limited degree, prehensile. SCP-1158 has not been observed at an altitude greater than the canopy emergent layer, seemingly preferring to remain silently hidden beneath the foliage.
Prey appears limited, so far, to mammals and reptiles with a mass of approximately 50kg or greater. Once a victim makes contact with dactylozooid polyps lying on the ground or adjacent to a tree, nematocysts in the polyp strands inject a paralyzing neurotoxin while nearby polyp threads wrap around the victim's extremities.
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Narrated by Joe Cliff Thompson
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[@vanillaextract4135]

This one brings up an interesting question within the SCP universe - in cases like this, what exactly is it that separates an Anomaly from just a fucked up undiscovered species?

[@jaredstar]

I can't remember it was Dr Bob or one of the other Scpv video makers but The general idea is the group concept of normality. Or rather the collective understanding of normality. It's not normal for jellyfish to fly in the air, it's not normal for them to grow to such a massive size, etc. So the SCP foundation, the GOC the horizon initiative and other such groups do their best to through their own methods hideaway or destroy anomalous things (for good or ill)

[@vanillaextract4135]

@@jaredstar Ahh, interesting! So it has more to do with public perception.

[@jaredstar]

@@vanillaextract4135 if I remember everything correctly more or less yes.

[@paulfranklin59]

​@@jaredstarpretty much its the same thing with the keter class to be in the Kester class you have to be nearly impossible too contain over how dangerous the scp itself too the world

[@memecat9830]

@@paulfranklin59isn’t most Australian wildlife keter

[@littleender100]

18:28 anaesthetics don't work on pigs. That's why doing surgery on an injured pig is Extremely difficult. Also why this didn't go so well.

[@johanplayz4904]

Then why the heck would SCP foundation didnt think of that?

[@littleender100]

@@johanplayz4904 not sure, but maybe there are some education lacking xD

[@WookieRookie]

​@@littleender100I agree, some of their "scientific experiments" are just "send a D class there, see him dying, repeat the process". Science lvl 1000. As a real scientist I can prove you that this is exactly how we work

[@DGneoseeker1]

Where did you get that information? I'm pretty sure it's wrong. There are some complications but it will work on them.

[@littleender100]

@@DGneoseeker1 well, I got the Info from a show, but I looked it up later so. I pasted it here: When it comes to anaesthesia, pigs are one of the most difficult animals to deal with, owing in particular to the huge variation in body weight among individuals and breeds, their reluctance to be handled and complications in drug administration.

[@Mistytheangel]

18:39 6 jellyfish vs 1 pig

[@BladeEndVoid]

W technoblade

[@wildskelly]

@@BladeEndVoid R.I.P Technoblade😢

[@someoneawesome8717]

Tbh any anomaly that disrupts the progression of corporate greed makes me smile

[@HopefullyUnknown]

yeah just ignore the 4 innocent hikers it killed last week luhmao

[@yasininn76]

@MoistyDoor small price to pay

[@SirsasthNigam.]

me too until Innocents die

[@h.d.harris_irl]

Circle of life lol ​@@yasininn76

[@sanji66669]

​@@HopefullyUnknownwhat does luhmao mean

[@maximumfungus3089]

20:02 I love how Dr. Bob just is able to vibe with Scps without them even caring

[@isaacirwin2223]

My theory, though probably not true...is Dr.Bob is a SCP himself.

[@model0.519]

Or he simply has no enemies

[@isaacirwin2223]

@@model0.519 fair enough

[@TheDramacist]

He's defo an SPC

[@temwanibanda8679]

Evie and O'connelly are the mummy references, aren't they?

[@Bigger_boot]

Finally, Ive been looking for another commenter who noticed

[@bandagesquanderingmachine.]

Yeeeeesss I was thinking that too he also does chainsaw man references

[@chrispotts1245]

They are also tomb raider , indiana Jones and uncharted references so awesome

[@greenhydra10]

Oh yeah, I was so stuck up on the Tomb Raider and Uncharted references I must not have noticed.

[@dragnusu4411]

There's also an Indiana Jones reference with the guys nickname!!!

[@Gabe_Cross]

18:28 - 18:53 Wilbur was not having it.

[@WizardddMatrix]

Wilbur had enough

[@Renkencen]

Whose Wiblur?

[@Gabe_Cross]

@@Renkencen The pig from Charlotte's Web.

[@Wait69]

😮

[@adrnfang]

Nah Wilbur just killed a eliucid scp

[@gladd8869]

Dr bob creates the coolest side character ever only to kill him off screen

[@thecondescendinggoomba5552]

It's just Lara Croft and Nathan Drake lol

[@gladd8869]

@@thecondescendinggoomba5552 I know but it still criminal

[@lizardwizard8930]

Bro thinks he gege

[@lizardwizard8930]

Bro thinks he gege

[@monitorman4493]

The pig: CALL AN AMBULANCE CALL AN AMBULANCE... *But not for me*

[@CapitalAnxiety]

The way I cackled 😂

[@OragamiTobichi-bi6lh]

Killer jelly fish looks like the jelly fish from shark tale. Hahaha. Keep being awesome Dr Bob. Who else watches Dr Bob. He never disappoints. The SCP community is the best I do enjoy these. Thanks again Dr Bob

[@opo3628]

...they resemble jellyfish. >_>

[@KaneHoffer-yc5tn]

0:22 I Love the Way by Dr Bob tells everything

[@garg4531]

Didn't need to include all this background information, especially since these characters are soon to be doomed, but the video is all the better for it

[@Mistytheangel]

18:19 yes Pig power

[@madamlt5758]

Lol piggy got revenge for all the people and animals who were unpleasantly killed. Go Babe!

[@wildskelly]

Babe? Naaahhhh bro tf up with you💀

[@marcusbaker830]

​@wildskelly Nahh bro you musty to defend the animal killers

[@blueskyalchemist623]

What is scarier? 6 anomalous creatures with deadly toxins that can neutralize even the toughest animals in the rainforest and humans OR A piggy

[@Meloncolliepoet]

Just as a quick note, machetes are very useful tools for clearing foliage. It's basically their purpose. The "clearly not compensating for anything" quip was out of line in this case.

[@avgredditmod]

it was a joke about how men who try to act manly to impress women are compensating for their "underwhelming" size.

[@GoozyGabba]

There’s also another Scp jellyfish that flies in the sky that being Scp 312

[@OFOwOoF]

I love watching Dr. Bob at 12 in the morning, it's so peaceful for some reason

[@gavinrobinson3711]

Based and same

[@NoxLunarwing]

I love how the two explorers are a reference to Indiana Jones/Nathan Drake and Laura Croft.

[@FreemanicParacusia]

I mean… Evie could well be named for Rachel Weisz’s character Evey in The Mummy

[@NoxLunarwing]

​@@FreemanicParacusiaYes thank you! Tbh I was trying to figure out that part of her name and it was bugging me.

[@FreemanicParacusia]

@@NoxLunarwing His name is an amalgam of Nathan Drake and Rick O’Connell from The Mummy, hers is an amalgam of Evey Carnahan from The Mummy and Lara Croft. I dig it.

[@pikanachuster4032]

As an Australian, I really appreciate the mention of our most ferocious predator, drop bears. Thank you for spreading information of the anomalous and other deadly threats in a fun, interesting way Dr Bob!

[@UndyingZombie]

Yea drop bears are interesting critters. Man do they really hate tourists though.

[@gabrieljvelez-perez9275]

It’s interesting how most animals have evolved resistance/immunity to this so called SCP, as well as being one of the few SCPs that equally falls prey to other non-anomalous animals. Plus, does anyone think that there might be any connection with SCP 312- Atmospheric Jellyfish- with SCP 1158 here?

[@wanderingmercurymarauder761]

Killer Jellyfish? D20 modern, the modern variant of 3.5 D&D, had a creature in the Menace Manual (Monster Manual) called the Acid Rainer that is essentially a flying gargantuan killer jelly fish. They used to be much higher in atmosphere and never interacted with humans, but since airplanes became common they would accidentally kill them, which forced them to live lower.

[@pepegandattv]

Aussie here; Drop bears hate Vegemite, hence why we all have a jar at home

[@jaredstar]

1:21 scp 343: What are you talking about? That thing has absolutely nothing to do with me.

[@nielzhiminarsolin4954]

What do you mean

[@jaredstar]

Scp 343 is God as in the abrahamic God, or possibly an obscenely powerful reality bender who believes himself to be God. And that's a time marker I used It was said that the artifact they had found contained the wrath of God. Long story short I was making a joke

[@tadicahya6439]

18:42 *the only thing they fear is you start playing*

[@jaemyunchung3946]

I love it when dr.bob use to get scps in real life. How adorable it is !😊😊❤

[@garg4531]

It's interesting to me that they have the prey stand on their hind legs and wave their arms around, since that only really works with humans I'm guessing in most cases it's meant to frighten away potential threats while they're feeding, but with humans it just lures them in

[@thejurassicwarewolf3300]

Perhaps it originally evolved as a way to lure in monkeys and apes? They are both native to jungle habitats and have a tendency to stand on their hindlimbs from time to time.

[@C.A.M584]

I had forgotten about this one I like the work done on this one but it also reminded me of another SCP Jellyfish like this but they live much higher they disguise themselves like clouds and stalk a person who becomes their target but they only feed if you look up and see what they really are.

[@Bulbasaur617]

I don't think I've seen this SCP before. Or at least this Jellyfish related SCP. This SCP is like any other SCPs that uses a form of mimicry or a trap. Only with a Jellyfish that lives out of the water. It'll be terrifying to run into these types of Jellyfish if they really exist in the wild. Well done on covering this SCP. Keep up the great work on covering SCPs we may not heard and/or know much about. And take care!

[@powerbuy9928]

Judging from this clip, normal pigs are considered the natural enemy of this SCP.

[@Galaxy_Life-ql4cr]

My heart when I heard the name Evie OML

[@beardeddragon3357]

This is honestly one of the most horrifying and downright disturbing SCPs I think I’ve ever seen..

[@Ris4RogueYGO]

18:28 Everything in the animal kingdom no matter how bad you think you are is weak to something. Fish > seal > Shark > Orca > humans

[@BreezyBrigand]

There actually haven't been any cases of orcas killing people before, despite their name of "killer whales." Maybe they're just TOO good at hiding it... 🤔

[@TACHANKAMAlN]

R34 artists gonna have a field day with this scp

[@anthonyvaldez5255]

It could be the pigs high fat content. Commercial pigs are genetically breed for their meat and fat. Unlike wild boar, domestic pigs are more fatter and bulkier.

[@ArmandoEnfectana-bp6jo]

But, the Jellyfish are food for all pig species.

[@bonusnudges]

If those things are filled with hydrogen , it’d be quite easy to destroy them . A flaming arrow well aimed and they would go off with quite a bang

[@juliamenard1374]

This scp and scp 5411 are 100% justified in whatever they do to protect their home

[@Takes_3Month_Breaks]

This needs more views and likes, these videos are well told and animated. These SCP's are really interesting!

[@DatsRandom]

The jonesy hate was crazy

[@BrownBread-qq2jp]

You forgot the part where to discourage koala bears, you have to have a knife with Vegemite above your head.

[@francorodriguez6136]

One of the greatest SCP animators by far. I love how creative you are and how fast you can post new videos. Keep the good work.

[@gilbertaswell]

tbh them being able to roam around that much of the world for so long (as they put it they explored more than most people could in their entire lifetime) the fact they hadnt seen tons of anomalies by then is crazy

[@arthurmartin4616]

I appreciate channels like this that are still posting scps in their own videos

[@AntiFurrySupport]

When youre high up "Bro, don't look down" When you find yourself in rainforest "Bro..don't look up"

[@matthewbrown3194]

What scp you think dr bob and bob squad should make video about next?

[@IamAzazel23-7]

1918 or 2031 would be nice.

[@neondream13]

Finally not a compilation.

[@georgecabe4004]

Watching Dr Bob videos cure my depression

[@ashleighstratmann7783]

You so based o’connolly and evie from O’Conner and Eve from 1999 The Mummy and it’s sequels. I was a huge fan of the first two movies after they were released so I am very familiar with the characters

[@evanallaire2829]

Season Opener

[@KUZ3NBO]

I'm not going to lie. I appreciate the world building of creating these characters with backstories just to give their death's more weight.

[@eyokirvideos7400]

Is this thing really anomalous? It just comes across as a newly discovered predatory species. This feels like something you don't need to 'contain' and keep secret. It's a scientific curiosity that could easily be known of by the public.

[@blueskyalchemist623]

They are classified as anomalous because: 1. Their habitat is much different from similar counterparts. The normal man'o'wars usually live in the ocean, while this one lives in rainforests. 2. Their hunting behaviour is way too advanced for an anomalous animal. Perfect camouflage and toxin is one thing, it can even use the corpses of its victims to lure other potential victims, which isn't normal for other kinds of animals. 3. They die to a pig. A literal pig.

[@eyokirvideos7400]

@@blueskyalchemist623 I don't deny its dangerous, but so are a lot of animals. Is anything thats just different labelled anomalous by the SCP foundation?

[@blueskyalchemist623]

@@eyokirvideos7400 I think it's mainly the way they reproduce or hunt that makes them anomalous. Like for this one, the way these things hunt is definitely way too advanced for an average animal in the wild. Camouflage and neurotoxin are commonly seen, but not using the victim's corpse to trick other things to come.

[@eyokirvideos7400]

@@blueskyalchemist623 There are plenty of animals that use the remains of animals as tools for various tasks. Ourselves amongst them. Is this thing incredibly dangerous? Yes. But frankly it just comes across to me an undiscovered animal that could just as easily be managed by scientists who study them without the need for the SCP foundation to get involved, outsides of a need to conceal anything out of the ordinary

[@blueskyalchemist623]

@@eyokirvideos7400 Remember that a lot of the things are considered "anomalous for humans", so "ourselves" isn't a valid example. Also talking about the animals that using the corpses of their victims for other purposes, the only things I can think of are the zombie fungi, worms and such. However, they usually do that within the insect kingdom only, not something you would expect to target almost all kinds of faunas, humans included. In addition, the anomalous classification is usually used when the extent of their "anomalies" are yet to understand within the boundary of conventional science that humans are used to. As soon as they are explainable via conventional scientific methods, they are classified as "explained" and thus become non-anomalous.

[@netherfreakultima4498]

Who here wants to see SCP-5094?

[@BerryDeLajt]

Ok that pig part was awesome. 💀 Aubrey almost cleared the whole floor.

[@johanplayz4904]

The pig be like: ooh chew toy.

[@k5elevencinc0]

Bob Squad!

[@christopherbull7856]

Finally the pigs fight back. The scp always sacrifices them but not this time

[@Mistytheangel]

0:00 The great depression and the extinction of the Tasmania Tiger

[@garg4531]

I love how we go so long in the dark, cutting out before any reveal, very expertly done *edits* And how informative it is, teaching us real life facts too!

[@xmessager6182]

i like how it's just a combination of Indy and Rick from The Mummy

[@comet_2393]

Dam I missed this guy

[@shayoko6]

Crazy to think that a pig is a counter to this

[@matthewolivercanzana5928]

Nice video thank you for posting!! 😊

[@trollgenius5472]

Awsome man! Keep up the awsome work!

[@PaoRakiFini-yi5er]

Beautyful vid and the fact that the name are the ones of the 2 protagonist of the mummy , one of my favofite series of films

[@SirsasthNigam.]

10:34 I would do that too if encountering this Euclid

[@4sakenreaper42]

Great video, animation, narration and scp

[@abulletant1147]

never mess with pigs, noted

[@mikael-oo4iy]

am i the only one who thinks DR Bobs voice sounds different or am i going crazy

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

"I shall name him Squishy, and he shall be mine, and he shall be my Squishy."

[@jongharyu2095]

"Indiana Johns"

[@plaguedoc6367]

Pig kinda understood the assignment

[@arcanewinter6607]

Loved this episode!

[@Tclipses]

18:53 Peppa stood on business.

[@ismaelgingles9409]

Keep up the good work 👏 you are legendary dr.bob

[@FlassiusDaGrape]

So awesome, way more than *semi* entertaining

[@austinxlin5950]

lol love those helmet mounted body-cams- MTFs are finally caught up to modern policing...

[@geesecouchtaming7223]

This video's style is different than the usual, the outlines are thicker, just like the old days

[@shatteredspirit6065]

Jellyfish are the main reason why I don't want to swim in the ocean.

[@Whitef268]

When im bored i watch br bobs videos❤🎉yay🎉🎉

[@TitanComputerman504]

Indiana Jones vibes I'm getting, but I still enjoy this nonetheless

[@user-xk1ih9lz2d]

I ❤ scp videos. A tier list of stronges scp to weekes

[@aliceloh318]

I saw this vid yesterday night and I had to sleep, then this morning I realized the thumbnail is different

[@Souske1Aizen]

She said he has a way of attracting bullets 🤦🏾🤣

[@bethanyhaffey975]

Try and cure any pig and they'll start to go Hog wild on your jelly butts so bad, you'll want spongebob squarepants to catch you in his jelly fishing net just to get away! DON'T MESS WITH THE BACON! 🥓

[@Earth-Prime]

Your the best Dr bob

[@Huy-G-Le]

Props to the pig.

[@xavierjosemanuel8812]

Imagine koala and kangaroo become scp

[@xaxi222]

I think there's a mistake on the title, the semivisible man is scp-1058, not scp-1158 Great video though :)

[@Renkencen]

Whose knew that the thing to neturalize it is a lone pig!!

[@ghostdragon5735]

The pig: oh hell naw’

[@smiththeinspiringanimator7042]

Awesome and cool! ^_^

[@loganmoller9950]

Tbh this guys not even really an anomaly, just an animal that doesn't exist that totally could have if evolution had somehow brought man o wars to land

[@gamingnoob_yt2134]

That guy from 1937 is like Indiana Jones!

[@jayechen1562]

But SpongeBob has jellyfish and perfect job incredible work and great what a wonderful work and amazing 😊😮

[@dalekwarrior6515]

I like how you made the pic of tyranid head from wh40k for the thumbnail

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

He should bring in famous voice actors to cameo in his videos

[@jalenmeme]

nice‼️

[@thecoolmonkey470]

The pig said”nah id win”

[@ericklostreloaded]

Jungle jellyfish WTF. I thought yhat it will be a Gorilla SCP😂

[@CaptainSugarr]

Soooo Lara Croft and Nathan Drake team up to find treasure and find jellyfish?

[@user-zl1ei2qs7b]

The neurotoxin doesn't work because the pig has fat