SCP-1013 Cockatrice

[@crimsonnva2599]

I like how it ends with him holding it like it is just another house pet.

[@tommyfortress7515]

He made it look cute and now i wanna pet it

[@DallySkyeAnims]

Dr. Bob too powerful for any gaze to hold him. xd

[@DryWallMockery]

dude i swear, doctor bob is a level 99 druid

[@III_SNIPE_III]

Ikr.

[@Mysteries254]

What would you do if you have immortal powers?

[@sydneyrose6455]

I'm sorry, I know the shepherd was just scared of being kicked out if he didn't find those sheep but he should've gone home first. At least told them about the fence. I would've been scared of losing the rest of the sheep if that fence wasn't fixed first.

[@crazycherokee8552]

i've lived and worked on a farm when i was younger, and i agree but i'll add to that. i wouldve walked my happy shepherd ass back in the house, gathered all the healthy men, and we wouldve first, fixed the fence so no sheep wander out while we're gone, second, got one of the men to stand by and watch the sheep, or even a healthy able-bodied woman, and third, i wouldve gathered the shepherd/farmer troops before venturing out into "haunted" woods. to hell with that, i've had to deal with wolves creeping around the gates, and a single man is no match for a wolf setting an ambush

[@cold_Lightning9]

@@crazycherokee8552 Yeah, a lot of times in these stories, the people are very eager to win the Darwin award lol. Your method is sound and honestly, anyone should have enough common sense to prepare themselves before going anywhere.

[@sydneyrose6455]

@@crazycherokee8552 nice plan.

[@magihypnotisthannibalbey1755]

@@crazycherokee8552 , man you on point! 💯

[@crazycherokee8552]

@@cold_Lightning9 in all my SCP video history, i'm not sure i've seen many first encounters that didnt end with the death of whoever was unfortunate enough to find it. i think it kinda comes with the territory though, approaching, handling, or even looking at SCP's without any sort of training or common sense is just begging for a darwin award

[@alonelyadventurer]

Congratulations on 1 Million subscribers! Very much earned and deserved. Can't wait for more. Another amazing video, Doctor.

[@hannahwills8970]

SCP foundation: He is spreading information about the foundation! Stop him immediately!

[@Foxtrot-51]

Seriously, the BEST SCP info animation channels there is, I hope he continues to grow too, since the animations are amazing & is a great raconteur.

[@Dinohunter-dh6go]

True he does deserve it

[@warmage247]

You seem familiar

[@ducky.gamer_yt6268]

Yup

[@Vicerion17]

Hrm, I could be wrong but this seems more basilisk than cockatrice to me. I've always thought of cockatrices as a two legged, winged rooster like creature with a long lizard tail and neck, like a rooster that was partially de-evolved back into a raptor that only uses its gaze to petrify. While a basilisk is a beaked four legged lizard or sometimes serpent that relies on it's venom to petrify things. Then there is all sorts of stuffed I've read or heard like that the two are mortal enemies or that either a cockatrice's feather/comb/heart is the only cure to basilisk venom or that basilisk venom/blood can cure a cockatrices petrifying gaze, My personal favorite though is that they are in fact the same type of creature just that they are the male and female of the species, though which is which is anyone's guess.

[@yagamijubei28]

The basilisk has a venomous breath that kills plants.

[@razordrive3238]

I think this is intentionally a blend of both. It has very clear rooster like elements, at least the way dr. Bob has presented it, but also the lizard like construction of a basilisk.Ultimately, the two mythological creatures are so similar in their most salient features, a petrifying gaze or other manner of turning living things into stone, and being a blend of more mundane animals, that it fits for them to be one unified entity in the scp foundation setting.

[@HalfBakedFella]

I tought of the as snake like creatures with a featherless head and a kind of broken beak like it has been bitting to break things

[@abdielo2307]

The thing is that there are three: Basilisc, Cockatrice, and Codrille. The basilisc is the snake one (often referred as the king of snakes due to some scales at the top of its head) and are said to be children of Medusa (by the spilled blood)

[@LordSiravant]

Originally basilisk and cockatrice were two names for the same creature. It's only recently that they've been treated as separate monsters.

[@azzzne]

I'm always pleased to tune in to Dr.Bob he's always giving us good SCP content. And I wanna Congratulate him as well for Reaching 1million subscribers. Even tho he deserved it sooner.

[@sunny.potato]

The poor Doggy :( Congratulations on reaching 1 million tho!

[@Pooka-Dragon]

I love the fact the the SCP is cuddling up to Dr. Bob as it was a small house pet. Love it.

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

okay now I really start think that Dr Bob is an scp because he's the only one not effected by it

[@YourSearchHistory]

He always unironically gets away from or makes friends with the creatures.

[@DanielsArtStudioGamesAnimation]

This cann actually kill scp 682

[@thepopemichael]

These little guys look really cute! I'd love to have one as a pet, so long as I could get blockers.

[@nolibonifacio8813]

Also make it wear a pirate hat

[@spacecowboy8295]

Normal lizards are pretty cute, but this thing seems like a really bad idea to have as a pet. Screw up once with taking care of it you get eaten alive.

[@dragolance]

I agree I would want one too

[@Foxtrot-51]

Hey Dr. Bob, could you please, possibly do a video on *SCP-912 (Autonomous Swat Armor)?* There's little to no videos on it & its an interesting, yet not much of a well known SCP. Ps: congrats on 1 million subs

[@FluffTubeFT]

Sounds interesting

[@freshlycannedwater]

I found one

[@helpme7663]

agreed, get this comment to top

[@Foxtrot-51]

@@FluffTubeFT its a VERY interesting SCP, atleast in my opinion it is

[@Foxtrot-51]

@@helpme7663 thanks👍

[@TheAnimalKing]

The animation development is spectacular, I can imagine it being TV show level quality in the future.

[@4sakenreaper42]

That dog looked like my old Australian Shepard🙏 cool SCP and animation too

[@untitledsoup7287]

Could this thing possibly keep the shy guy paralyzed forever?

[@garg4531]

Would the Shy Guy attack/kill it for seeing it though? Or does it only go after humans?

[@Potato_Tomato-od2lz]

@@garg4531I don’t think that will end well as it’s not petrifying you it’s encasing your body with stone likely thin because of how it can peck through the rock and it seems like they can still see and that’s part of a face so the shy guy would probably break out and start killing the creature

[@mrmeme9105]

OK, scp-1013 is quite something, being a combination of cockatrice and lizard. Also, while I'm at it, congratulations on 1 million subscribers Dr Bob.

[@amybishop666]

I was literally in the middle of a movie, when I saw you posted, I immediately abandoned it w 32 mins remaining to watch your new video. You're still my favorite! Thank you for all your work. 🖤❤ I'd *KILL* to see what you'd do w SCP 957. It's one of the creepiest ones imo.

[@eclipsethezorua1905]

Out of curiosity, which movie?

[@amybishop666]

@@eclipsethezorua1905 if i remember correctly it was The Blackcoats Daughter. I ended up finishing it and it was nothing like I assumed lol

[@GerSanRiv]

I had to click the like button when the shepherd's first instinct was to rush out to the dog to see if she was ok. This channel knows how to be relatable.

[@d3oth3tris48]

I think it's crazy we went full circle from supernatural creatures we never heard of to one of the most known horrors in dungeons and dragons this one is one of the most scariest of creatures when in confrontation in games. Great video as always Dr bob 👍 😁

[@sarahhurst140]

SCP 1013 kinda "brings the room down" for me, regarding lizards! Yikes! Great video, Dr. Bob! Have a safe & happy 4th of July, everyone 🇺🇲🌍

[@Chris47368]

Hah! Reptiles are cool!

[@sarahhurst140]

@@Chris47368 👍😎

[@BenneGamez]

ONE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS LETS GOOO I’ve been subbed since you had 50K, your hard work always payed off!

[@Seriallybreaded_N]

I was here when he only has 142,000 subs you’re so much earlier than me

[@gr33ndiamonds72]

Oh god I was here at 10,000 subs

[@fabuloushetero1228]

1 million subs and you've been pumping videos out. Great work!

[@ZilaRidzwan-g4x]

😂😂😢😢😮😮😅😅😊😮😢🎉

[@deathlywinter2995]

And the Fact that an SCP KZbinr finally reached the 1 Million Subscribers "Area" is truly astonishing!

[@Mr_Callahan]

hes not the first to have 1 mil you know?

[@deathlywinter2995]

@@Mr_Callahan But the first with extremly good content.

[@Mr_Callahan]

@@deathlywinter2995 true

[@Helpmepleaa29338]

These videos just keep getting better and better!

[@DryWallMockery]

so dr bob has 3 scp pets. which include, a botfly infected phone, a wondertainment custom pet that looks like pepe the frog in doctor attire, and a basilisk. not my personal choice but you do you.

[@Rapture-nv5vj]

Congrats on 1 million subscribers Doc! You're the best SCP channel and one of my favorites

[@shatteredspirit6065]

"The shepherd hasn't heard of a venomous lizard" apparently he has never heard of a Gila Monster, a Mexican Beaded Lizard, or a Komodo Dragon.

[@Igarappappa]

Interesting that it took so long to find out Komodos actually have a venomous bite. For the longest time, people thought they merely had a septic bite. But then again, it'd probably be hard to determine an animal died from venom when Komodos take such a huge chunk of the animals. Most would immediately think septic shock or blood loss.

[@shatteredspirit6065]

@@Igarappappa I also believe that the abundance of saliva kind of made it harder to detect venom

[@splicy7521]

yeah he hasn’t, what’s the problem? why would a shepherd living in a rural environment need to know about venomous lizards not in their area?

[@metaemperor]

😅 it's been proven a couple years ago that some monitor lizards use venom and Komodo dragons use them as well it was debated for a while but now it's proven

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

Don't forget about cobras, that spread out their hoods like that before they squirt venom at someone.

[@sleeplessgames1677]

I’m actually really happy you did this one. The cockatrice is one of my favorite mythical creatures, and I’ve always been fascinated by the myths of petrifying abilities.

[@sirenwastaken]

Hey Doc! I just wanted to say that I am very thankful to be one of you million students! You never fail to impress us with your addicting content. Much love and I can't wait to see what's next 🖤

[@jerichojodloman8053]

Solid fan from the Philippines I’m very happy that Dr. Bob reach 1 million subscribers!!! This channel deserves it looking forward some more SCP case🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@varkus_loves_grass8486]

I like how in the end hes just holding the SCP like a cat

[@DigitalSoul247]

You can hear it purring. It's actually kinda cute.

[@TheNorwellian]

Congrats on 1M subscribers!!! I’m super happy you finally reached this grand milestone, Dr. Bob! You truly have improved over the years of creating these amazing videos, lets go for a higher goal now

[@brysonlobb4933]

The way the dog barks makes it look like a scp

[@aidenyorke2132]

POV: dumb shepard doesnt curb stomp lizard killing his dog

[@slamano8719]

16:44 the purring is way too cute

[@dobberman5139]

You're hands down the best scp creator currently on KZbin, your videos are always intriguing.. idk if its your voice or what bro but keep up the good work. I always look forward to watching your video and I stop everything just to do so

[@droxx78]

Doc felicidades por el millón de subs. Os lo merecéis chicos por el gran trabajo que hacéis... Y los buenos ratos que pasamos

[@thedoruk6324]

Dr Bob valiantly earned all of the Headstone 1 mil ! He is the Best!

[@RattifyRBLX]

The second dr bob said the shepherd loves his dog I knew for a fact the dog was gonna die.

[@layeb_mohamed-el-amine]

I start watching a lot of scp content lately. In a lot of different channels but this channel takes the cake for giving me the i am too scared to keep watching feeling but i do keep watching because it's worth it great videos dr bob

[@commanderkris93]

Well, if armored hazmat suit with eyes protection can stop the paralysis process... Then simple glasses can too, right?

[@juangalton999]

Maybe. It might require some polarisation to reduce the effects too.

[@Hyperion-5744]

Congratulations on 1M subscribers Dr Bob.

[@TheDevilHydraProdsXXII]

This one killed a dog? AW HELL NAW! 1013 JUST MADE THE LIST!

[@haikzacharian3579]

YES 1M SUBS CONGRATS

[@subascosauce8288]

Amazing channel, please never change, and we’ll be with you every step of the way.

[@minystyles]

Now I feel like SCP’s are starting to take the place of mythological creatures

[@coolt00.is.also.c00l]

Mythological creatures are anomalous, so they are categorized as scp's

[@Ghalaghor_McAllistor]

@überguy Sounds like you're talking out of experience.

[@molester628]

no, they are not created by the foundation, they are simply given an scp name.

[@garg4531]

It makes sense that many mythological creatures might be inspired by or based on encounters with SCPs, at least in-universe

[@gingerayyle]

Congrats on 1 million!! I'm so happy for you-imo you create the best SCP adaptations with stellar animation, voice acting, and creative but faithful story additions, and definitely deserved to hit 1M way earlier 🙌

[@j.peters1222]

This is one of those SCPs that they should just use a flamethrower on and call it a day. I know that isn't what the foundation usually does but this thing is just too dangerous. Imagine if they decided to group together. The damage they could do would be insane!

[@RedeemingAngelBarb]

Thank you Dr. Bob! I've been waiting for another video!

[@whathappenedtothis]

A new Dr Bob video, this will be a good day.

[@alphastronghold715]

“Currently, there is no known way to reverse the process of petrification” SCP-500, SCP-590, SCP-427, cracking the shell the same way the lizard does…I mean this isn’t exactly a difficult one.

[@MrAsifiba]

BRO congratulations on 1 million subscribers. You deserve it

[@AyanneCZ]

Did Dr. Bob really just break the rule of NOT HARMING DOGS IN VIDEOS?!?!?! How dare you!!! :D

[@Dude-1887]

This one sounds certainly like one of the more outrageous ones like how the hell do you even contain something that reproduces so fast is sentient and grows to maturity in a short time, it would breed itself into extinction along with the rest of the eco system

[@vladspellbinder]

Thanks for the video Dr. Bob. Great to see this channel doing so well.

[@ThisIsNova74]

Cockatrice: Hunts by making its prey look into its eyes Autistic people: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you

[@TheBlueJay69]

A lot of criticism of these animation channels can be given, but I personally really appreciate the coverage of these lesser known SCPs!

[@LaniOshunrinade]

I know this will sound cliché but I want to congratulate you on one million! It was very much well deserved and you have amazing talent and content!

[@noxnox-e9s]

I dont know why but at 13:01, all I could think was “Those are some nice socks”

[@christhe2dprotogen511]

*NO NOT THE DOG*

[@pinkpuff8562]

Congrats on the 1 mil bro

[@shadowsa2b]

"The shepherd is not expert; but he's never heard of a venomous lizard." They exist, i assure you. One of the most well known is called the Gila ("hee-luh") Monster; a native of North American desert climates.

[@s3lena_w]

CONGRATS ON 1MIL DUDE!! It’s so crazy I remember when you had 200k and I was show all your videos to my dad. Keep up the awesome work!

[@NotBrian420]

Wow, didn't notice you got a million already. Congrats 👏

[@FinTheDew]

This has got to be the saddest episode yet....i feel bad for the dog

[@KILLAZ091]

Another classified archive ❤️

[@tymiller9714]

I love SCP cause you can kinda "mix" them with old myths/stories/monsters. Cockatrice perfect example. Its neat the way they do tht imo \

[@smickothesmickest]

"As of yet, researchers have still not found a way to reverse the effect." SCP 500: finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!

[@chi8939]

Jesus who knows how many are there in the scp universe... also cute scp pet you got there doctor.

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

My predictions is that once Dr Bob reaches 10 million he'll start putting out Marvel Studio quality movies every 2 days

[@Aiven_Microfizz]

His voice is calm as hell

[@theghosttm8245]

Interesting fact, before SCP Unity was cancelled this was one of the SCPs that was gonna be in the game.

[@Tenshi_Eirian]

Why was it cancelled

[@FoxyBoy-mz2ys]

Me when a human dies in an SCP story: Ok Me when a dog or cat dies in an SCP story: *starts a revolution*

[@Pepsimaaaaaan]

Bigfoot, Mothman, Nessie, Leviathan, Cockatrice; i love when cryptids end up being sewn into the SCP universe

[@fancyshoes002]

I wonder how SCP-1013 stores away large captured prey.

[@personalaccount8683]

Love it already :)

[@ChroniqueDesAnomalies]

Idk why but i really love monsters who creates statues (or who are statues)

[@ayoo8771]

Yaay new vid im enjoying it

[@MisterETon]

Have to say - been binging your videos - and I LOVE how you make me care about a shepherd! Literally the first time i’ve really thought about what it would be like, and you do such a great job at really putting us in that.

[@hugorodriguez8672]

Fun fact: the author of SCP-1013 said that he was inspired by my little pony to write 1013.

[@PurplePersonPfp]

It’s so cool that the foundation can capture dangerous scps

[@PrincessColumbidae]

Keter? No way. Maybe because it's an early scp, but there's no way this shouldn't be euclid at max

[@DarkReturns]

It's not Keter because it's dangerous, it Keter because it can reproduce and there no way no contain it. Euclid means that it can be contained, hard, but containable. Keter means there is no way to keep it contained, such as having multiple of the same SCP out there. If it was the only one that exist, it'll probably fall under Safe, Euclid if there was containment breaches.

[@PrincessColumbidae]

​@@DarkReturns Ah, I agree! Perhaps I need to actually read the article, but it looked like they were containing the skip just fine, with no real risk of a containment breach (hence euclid). There could be more in the wild, but it doesn't seem like capture would be difficult, or that the potential casualties would be too high.

[@leslietheswfanatic1641]

I love dr bob’s endings lol

[@pokefan-ix7sh]

SCP-1013 Object Class: Keter Special Containment Procedures: Standard safety procedures for visually-reactive items (ED-8) are to be posted at all times. Any staff entering the containment area are to review this document before entering. Any staff entering the containment area are to wear the AR-68 Armored Variant haz-mat suit. Staff exiting the area with damaged suits are to be remanded to quarantine for one hour. Staff becoming paralyzed during cleaning/feeding/testing cycles are to be immediately removed and remanded to medical custody until five hours after recovery. SCP-1013 is to be fed once daily, consisting of one small mammal (rabbit, large rat, cat or dog). This feeding is only to take place if there are no calcified remains still within the containment area. Calcified remains that are no longer actively being fed upon are to be removed and disposed of via incineration. Haz-mat protocols are to be observed during the disposal process. Test subject remains may be taken in to the containment area for feeding purposes only when standard feeding practice cannot be observed. Staff succumbing to SCP-1013 pre-feeding effects are to be removed and disposed of. All remains must be disposed of within one hour of final calcification. Description: SCP-1013 appears to be a small reptile with a distinctly avian head. A wide frill extends from the base of the head, and can be flared out via bony spines radiating through the frill from the neck. The body appears similar to most common reptiles, with the exception of the head and abnormally long tail. While the main body is only 60 centimeters long, the tail is nearly 121 centimeters and exceptionally flexible. SCP-1013 has been observed to use this tail to trip and distract large prey. The head of SCP-1013 is distinctive, appearing to be that of a male chicken on first viewing. However, SCP-1013 does not possess any standard avian markers, besides the superficial resemblance. The beak is serrated, and appears to possess very basic, needle-like teeth. These are used only in feeding, and are not used in any way to hunt prey. The head also lacks any feathers, and has an enlarged wattle. SCP-1013 hunts by projecting a form of unknown radiation, wave or memetic force into prey items making eye contact with SCP-1013. Subjects report a sudden stabbing pain in most major muscle groups, with full paralysis setting in within three seconds. This paralysis continues for eight minutes, with full recovery after ten. Paralyzed subjects are then bitten, beginning the calcification process. Research into this effect is ongoing, as no form of venom or viral agents have been detected from this bite, however this contact will initiate a rapid change in cellular structure in the bitten subject. The outer skin tissues will begin a rapid calcification, growing very dense and inflexible over several minutes. This will extend from the point of contact outward across the body, and can calcify a human being in fifteen minutes. Subjects recovering from paralysis mid-calcification report the feeling as “extremely painful”, with a “burning numbness” in fully calcified areas. This calcification extends approximately three centimeters in to the body, leaving most internal tissues undisturbed. Calcification does not appear to affect the eyes, mouth, nose or other major mucus membranes. There is no currently known way to reverse this process. 348427530_30ea0bd5e2.jpg Remains of Agent ███████. Subject began losing calcified tissue two days after exposure. Subject died from massive blood loss before test data could be recovered. SCP-1013 will peck through the outer layer of hardened flesh, and begin to consume tissues from the inside, burrowing deep into the body as flesh is consumed. SCP-1013 has a voracious appetite, and will consume nearly twice its body weight at each feeding. SCP-1013 will only consume living tissue, and will ignore dead or decomposing flesh. SCP-1013 has been noted to use natural body openings (mouth and eyes, primarily) when available, and is capable of compressing its body to fit in to very small openings. Prey items often die from blood loss or massive internal damage before feeding is complete, leaving the remainder of tissues to decompose within the calcified tissue. This outer tissue will slowly break down, causing large sections to crack and fall free. This will expose muscle and internal tissues, which are then often predated upon by SCP-1013. SCP-1013 will sometimes wait for this process to begin before feeding. Addendum: Recovery Notes: SCP-1013 was recovered in Egypt, near a former █████████████ ███ ████ facility. Due to this proximity, and the lack of additional SCP-1013 anywhere in the surrounding area, it is theorized SCP-1013 may be an engineered organism. SCP-1013 had calcified several animals and two shepherds, and had been observed on multiple occasions. Recovery was achieved with only one death, Agent ███████ proving much of our initial information on the calcification process. Local communities dismissed the incident with no involvement from Agents. Notes on behavior: SCP-1013 is somewhat similar to a spider, and will paralyze and calcify subjects even when not hungry, presumably to keep them for later. This was observed during breach incident 11-Hr (SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION), when SCP-1013 calcified twenty members of staff. SCP-1013 is also very aggressive, and will attempt to stare down and bite any subject that enters the containment area. The neck frill is an amazing adaptation. It lifts abruptly, with a loud snapping sound, and often times causes subjects to look directly at SCP-1013. SCP-1013 seems to have a “range” of about 54 meters for its “stare”, and appears to need direct eye contact to work. SCP-1013 appears to only paralyze one subject at a time, but can “attack” multiple subjects in rapid succession. SCP-1013 appears to be immune to its own stare, reacting with basic aggression to reflections. SCP-1013 feeds primarily on mammals, attacking animals such as fish, birds or insects only when near starving. SCP-1013 exhibits a preference for soft tissues, eating the eyes and tongue first whenever possible. Notes on reproduction [LEVEL 2 CLEARANCE REQUIRED] Ongoing testing in to the feeding habits of SCP-1013 have been partially successful. Questions were raised regarding the near-constant feeding exhibited by SCP-1013, which is highly irregular for a reptile. It was initially theorized that the paralysis and calcification process were metabolically taxing to SCP-1013, requiring enormous amounts of food to fuel the process. It is now apparent that members of SCP-1013 are hermaphroditic, and appear to reproduce in a way similar to budding or basic cellular division. SCP-1013 will ingest massive amounts of tissue, increasing its body mass rapidly. This mass will then begin to form cyst-like structures in the tail section, each of which contains a juvenile SCP-1013. The process by which this occurs is currently under investigation. After 48 hours, juvenile SCP-1013 will forcibly exit the parent body. Parent SCP-1013 will typically release spawn within calcified prey. Juvenile SCP-1013 exhibit no feeding preference, and will consume any biological material, living or dead. SCP-1013 do not engage in cannibalism, and will exit the calcified remains once food has been exhausted. Juvenile SCP-1013 will seek out cool, dark places and begin rapid molting, doubling in size every six hours until reaching full adult size. New adult SCP-1013 will quickly establish territories, and begin the feeding/spawning cycle again. Juvenile SCP-1013 seek out areas such as ventilation shafts, plumbing, or discarded clothing/shoes in which to molt and grow. Disturbing a juvenile during this period will always provoke a sustained attack. This sequence of behavior was discovered after a lock-down event in Site ██, resulting from [DATA EXPUNGED] failure. Recovery teams found the site to be infested with SCP-1013, with over one thousand individuals being reported and destroyed. Final sterilization took eight weeks, and resulted in multiple staff deaths. Research into the control of the rampant reproductive cycle with the goal of eventual bio-weapon designation is ongoing.

[@Sam69420.]

One day Scp 1013 won't eat humans But hard to kill reptile will eat it

[@misters2111]

I swear if the dog dies… there will be consequences.

[@minusone7529]

It did

[@drcreeper08]

:( my irl cat died the other day and now a fictional dog dying feels like salt in the wound

[@minusone7529]

@@drcreeper08 i feel your pain

[@DrBaconIsCool]

I'm watching Dr Bob almost from his first video and im really happy he went that far on KZbin

[@willgrzelewski2112]

Congrats on all the subs, and thanks for all the great videos man!

[@ghostdragon5735]

Ohh so it’s basicly Medusa. That’s pretty cool

[@deathlywinter2995]

i hate those fucking Things. I really would love to see some of those Things getting hunted down by an even stronger Anomalous-SCP-Hunteranimal that is immune against these Cockatrice "Cheater" Attacks xD

[@thecreepytellerman7457]

Wow good video! Congrats doc for 1 million subscribers! we all cant wait for further videos

[@-gummyworm-2606]

No the dog! :(

[@americanpatriot436t54]

a new dr bob video, a new day of me fearing my life. The worst in my opinion were the worms in like the drain pipes, those leech acid things. MAN THAT SCARED ME.

[@americanpatriot436t54]

Also any time a dog dies, i wish hell on earth and pain and agony on the creature or human. or even object. No matter how much good you done if you kill a good dog, you deserve pain and agony.

[@fallbloom8835]

What app do u use to animate

[@gcdjshaneshow]

The Cockatrice literally reminds me in one episode from MLP

[@matthewgoodson9275]

Why u gotta kill of da dog?? :(

[@spideygameing9050]

R.I.P DOG Rest in peace:(

[@Con34rt]

16:41 Dangerous but adorable 🥰

[@ghostly-lg7yo]

That's not a cockatrice

[@Mark-xo5cb]

Lol that’s an scp and a Euclid.

[@ghostly-lg7yo]

@@Mark-xo5cb lol

[@therealricopepinillo]

This is a humongous upgrade from the previous animation and is a terrific video overall. Good job and thank you for this amazing video.

[@christmasnightmare7353]

First

[@PurpleSamurai377]

Cap

[@gone3336]

Cap

[@-gummyworm-2606]

Cap (You're second)

[@Benito675]

True

[@PurpleSamurai377]

@@Benito675 cap

[@sledger2066]

AWWWWWW HE TAMED ONE IN THE END

[@log4ngr1mn4r7]

Congrats on 1 mill! So happy to see your channel grow like this keep on killin it your content is amazing 🥳🎉🎊

[@GildedWraith]

Congrats on 1M Dr. Bob, and nice pet ya got there