SCP-1104 Nose Crab

Dr Bob brings you SCP Foundation KETER Class object, SCP-1104 Nose Crab Animation.
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SCP-1104 is a species tentatively identified as a member of order Chelicerata.
When inhaled, larvae will adhere to nasal mucosa, where they excrete an array of H1 receptor antagonists that suppress both local inflammation and implantation of further larvae. Over a period of 6-8 months SCP 1104 will grow and extend appendages through the host's ethmoidal canals. Hosts generally remain unaware of the presence of SCP1104 , apart from persistent but non-specific headaches. On maturation, SCP-1104 will begin applying pressure to the host's optic nerves causing obstruction of the central visual field. This pressure is applied selectively when the host is not oriented toward the local gradient of atmospheric hydrogen sulfide, which SCP-1104 can detect through the host's inhalations. After an initial period of distress, the host will begin to prefer to face and travel in the directions where they do not experience visual disturbances, thus tracing the source of hydrogen sulfide. Upon reaching a zone of sufficient hydrogen sulfide concentration, SCP-1104 projects appendages into the host's prefrontal cortex, causing unconsciousness during which SCP-1104 exits the host via the ocular cavity. After leaving a host, SCP-1104 attempts to locate and enter the source of hydrogen sulfide, such as a lava tube or sewer pipe. SCP-1104's subterranean lifecycle has not been documented.
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Narrated by Joe Cliff Thompson
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[@paulb8030]

Now this is classic Dr Bob. Atmospheric horror story followed by a “scientific” breakdown of what we just saw. Perfection

[@joshwright4799]

@paulb8030 what if scp-1104 gets inside rick & morty?

[@Darklovefly]

Perfectly balanced as all things should be ⚖️

[@LedionZogaj]

Yep

[@iknowurip8151]

@@joshwright4799 Morty.... IM DYING MORTY (burp)

[@thedraftingax5963]

Yeah

[@themightypotatodevourer]

Honestly I'm surprised they didn't hire her on. Think about it she just dealt with a scp like it was nothing and even collected samples. she was a prime researcher

[@ranjira7893]

I had the same thought.

[@abj7246]

her friends and family would've been curious to where she is working and that could lead into them knowing about the scp foundation but still it was dumb not to take her in.

[@themightypotatodevourer]

@@abj7246 that's the funny thing tho. Alot of their researchers are already like this and usually have solid coverups for it. The foundation ain't stupid they can recruit while hiding that Info. as far as the families would know she'd just be hired on as medical response to a normal research facility.

[@Silverizael]

Also, what amnestics did they use to erase only her memories of the nose crabs? I thought the main limitation of amnestics is that they erase a whole block of memory time and can't erase only specific memories.

[@themightypotatodevourer]

@@Silverizael there are several different levels of amnestics and some can completely erase a person memories while other a erase a set amount such as the past week or month. She had the past month removed

[@kianlangthorne7238]

The foundation should have hired her she quickly learned how to deal with a new scp no one had seen before

[@flowerwaifu]

It’s possible they tried and she refused therefore they still had to amnesticize her

[@Neopolitan2024]

@@flowerwaifusometimes, I hate when foundation do that, like she saving lives.

[@raptorsid8669]

Dr Bob is the best story teller you can find on KZbin... Can't find someone better than him

[@joshwright4799]

@raptorsid8669 what if scp-1104 gets inside beavis & butthead?

[@Dr_Bob]

Thank you so much! Means the world!

[@Saintkun]

Totally agree

[@__-tp4tm]

Warrior Tier / Warrior List or whatever it was, I don't think there's anyone better than that. Altough Dr. Bob is pretty high tier.

[@markbryannabor7890]

I watch Dr. Bob for the great art And story telling

[@rebasack21]

I feel like the SCP foundation made a huge mistake by not recruiting this dr instead of wiping her memory. She not only discovered this SCP she kept the patients with it unaware of what was going on as she got the parasites out of them. She would have been a valuable asset even if she stayed at her clinic and the data collected went to the SCP foundation.

[@justafurrywithinternet317]

Someone else commented that it's possible she was given a choice between joining the foundation and a memory wipe, and chose the latter

[@zoph6241]

13:50 I don't know why Dr Bob made the doctor wear THAT shirt, but I ain't complaining. I suppose he's also a man of culture

[@mazdenporval]

I love the terrifying yet ultimately harmless scps like this one.

[@amoyen_worior]

pianfull but harmless nonetheless

[@garg4531]

Same here, but this was still pretty disturbing, especially not knowing if it was gonna be lethal or not, but I was relieved to see the guy made it out alive and (relatively) unharmed

[@Obiwan7100]

Plot Twist:It was just Mr. Krabs trying to find money

[@RasmusBerggren-uo6uu]

This dude must have hidden money in his nose or something

[@autismcrime69]

Me trillionth dollar!

[@kinopiko01]

Imagine parasites moving around your head... Probably even more painful that it moving in your belly

[@justsayain9794]

Depends the brain has no pain receptor

[@ReyZar666]

there was a rl story of a woman who has fly worms in her head,...

[@cyborgboogie6115]

Yes, it does and it sounds really terrifying to

[@ghostkillerreyna]

Maybe. But your brain doesn’t feel anything so maybe it wouldn’t

[@abyssaldivinity]

me eating and seeing this : 👹

[@fatherwi11iam71]

I really enjoyed this SCP, but it does feel more like a horrific and mundane parasite than a SCP. It's very believable, and nothing it does seems to be outside of what would be theoretically possible. The SCP foundation would be better of going public with this one (through 3rd parties) to deal with it, and declassify it as an anomaly.

[@zebrahunter6956]

That's what I was thinking

[@kristinawillis1821]

Exactly what i thought it just sounds like normal parasite .it would jus be safer for everyone to know about it

[@westffs6707]

That what I was saying

[@MrGio-ri9tc]

How is this an SCP anyways ? There's literally nothing anomalous about it

[@Godyeater]

@@MrGio-ri9tcIt is attracted to hydrogen sulfide, which is extremely toxic.

[@zachdrago8130]

This just sounds like a really creepy parasite, but nothing paranormal enough to call an SCP, I mean even a civilian doctor who had never seen it before was eventually able to handle it.

[@spacemeter3001]

If you don't consider a crab entering your head and moving you around like that and then jump out of your eye socket a little bit paranormal than idk

[@Makarosc]

@@spacemeter3001 I don't because I know a lot of real parasites do similar stuff

[@smergrl349]

I think the fact that it's so undetectable for so long would be extremely worrying to the public and would cause too much undue stress and paranoia about going outside.

[@Makarosc]

@@smergrl349 so would the brain eating amoeba

[@voidbreather7405]

@@MakaroscThat's a rare occurrence. This, however, seems to be verging on becoming an epidemic.

[@Nerobyrne]

I love that the sea louse even conects to the fish's nervous system and feeds it taste info. Like, it actually evolved to be better at being a tongue 👀

[@entity107]

Neat like a more complex version of the parasites that give you painkillers

[@ravenouself4181]

It's one of the few, if not the only, parasyte that goes out of it's way to actually help it's host stay alive.

[@Nerobyrne]

@@ravenouself4181 actually, those are all over your body. Except we normally call those symbiotes. The sea louse isn't one though, because it mostly just does what the tongue already does, and there is no improvement.

[@k5elevencinc0]

I always thought about this SCP whenever I had to get those damn cotton swabs up my nose.

[@Chyronn]

Fun fact: there are no pain nerves in the brain so you wouldn't feel pain as such, just a pressure or wriggling - if that

[@kingofravens215]

It’s both terrifying and fascinating to know that thanks lol

[@merikmalhads1676]

One issue is that pushing on nerves might cause a chain reaction. The pain receptors may be farther away but if you push a nerve that is connected to one, you will get an uncomfortable sensation. It's not pain, I've actually experienced it through my inflammatory bowel, but it feels so uncomfortable you will wish it was pain

[@thefanboy3285]

@@merikmalhads1676how can you describe that sensation?

[@merikmalhads1676]

@@thefanboy3285 It is tricky to do so as I felt nothing like it before the worst of my condition but my best attempt would be trying to imagine someone grabbing one of your organs or muscles and pulling or twisting it like a balloon. It feels more like someone is pulling on an arm or leg that is asleep but so much worse

[@vladspellbinder]

Nature is so fascinating and so horrific. Parasites are some of the worst most body horror things around. As much as this sort of thing freaks me out thanks for the video Dr Bob.

[@solarchos4352]

13:50 - Interesting shirt that doctor's wearing.

[@sparta-zh7yk]

what i like about Dr.Bob is that he give underrated SCP a recognation and does not talk about stupid overpowerd SCP like Scarlet King

[@aisonraygaming4397]

the fact that the nose crab is basically the first keter class object that doesnt kill you is great

[@cat_the_e]

I like how this scp is like one of the most normal and high chance to exist ones to exist

[@movezig5]

It's a good horror story, but this one doesn't seem quite anomalous enough to warrant an SCP classification.

[@boggy7091]

True, this is one of those scps that honestly just feels more like an undiscovered species than something that doesn’t belong. The only thing we don’t know is what happens when it reaches its nearest destination

[@greenhydra10]

Yeah, it's not so much anomalous as it is just weird.

[@tezla1530]

Things aren't only classified as SCPs because of how "anomalous oo magic" they are, their classification is also dependant on the threat level, size, number of instances... etc. I've read an SCP once where it was theorized to be anomalous but could potentially not be anomalous, yet is still classified as an SCP because of the possibility that it could be anomalous and/or its threat to society. Can't think of the number as of writing this though. There's also one fairly more known and classic SCP that is just a radio wave that gets transmitted through unknown means at a certain frequency, that's not too anomalous either.

[@tezla1530]

If it wasn't classified as an SCP there would be no safety precautions against it and the local public would deal with it, eventually discovering that it is anomalous, that wouldn't be so nice.

[@aquapokemonmaster4936]

At least the death is always avoided with that weird SCP

[@AlexHerrera-wk6lq]

Your artstyle and animation is improving substantially! It's always good to see a talented artist get even more talented!

[@dr.obsidian]

FRRRRR BROOOOO🥰

[@the_dragon_gamer8850]

If she called the DCC, then it may be already too late for SCP foundation to covertly take information of Nose Crab out of their hands. Once they were notified of new parasitic infections amongst other kinds of infection, they probably would be swift in responding to that sort of thing.

[@Feverdream111]

I shouldn't have watched this a day before I go on a hiking trip with my coworkers

[@themoneypro8772]

0:27 i actually remember this one, its a disgusting process of fungi, and just so you know, it can't infect humans, so don't worry about that part

[@entity107]

Only because of our body heat!

[@themoneypro8772]

@@entity107 you know more than i do

[@izzanirfan2534]

​@@themoneypro8772the last of us use that fungi as their zombie infection

[@rimobrio4067]

The second time an SCP literally gave me the shivers and made me feel uneasy. First one is intrusive arachnid thoughts. So far, this is the best scp channel I've come across.

[@extremedegree1688]

The fact that I’m surprised this is an scp is scary, cuz honestly this thing could easily exist in real life, crazy parasites are real just like the ones at the beginning of the video, where things control ants or snails minds, or something crawl up a urine stream and “enter” the host. The world is a freaky place and honestly this parasite could easily exist

[@Aiden-wg4pu]

I just love what Dr. Bob does with the SCPs, the actual articles are often rather bland in terms of story, but Dr. Bob is so creative, his stories are always so good!

[@mohamedcisse7154]

17:42 Hans! Das FLAMMENWERFER!!!!!

[@SiglitheSuccubus]

Maybe unpopular opinion but parasites are interesting and cool. I'm somewhat of a parasite nerd. More biology is parasitic than not. I don't see anything especially wrong with parasites, but I think people have a reflex to the idea of them living off them, especially when those things take away or affect a part of them. That being said I wouldn't want nose crabs. My headaches and eyesight are bad enough on their own. I know types of parasites are dangerous and harmful. I just also find them interesting.

[@Silver_Sonic_23]

With some SCPs, like this one, I wonder why exactly the SCP foundation restricts information about them. They seem perfectly scientific, if a little disturbing. It would be better if doctors did know about this.

[@Igarappappa]

Because there's too many unknowns I guess.

[@entity107]

Same with those worms that replace hair

[@Kgohzwong]

The flames of fear reflected in that bear's eyes will burn on long after this video has flickered out.

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

The wasp in the beginning looks like a yellow jacket and not a parasitoid, and that "cockroach" looks like a beetle

[@kziila0244]

It also has 8 legs.

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

@kziila0244 the drawing of the sea spider was really good tho

[@kziila0244]

@@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574 True that

[@Deeznuts_6969]

Dr. Bob is the best Scp scientist storyteller There ain't no better Scp scientist storyteller than Dr. Bob, if you need information of any Scp than Dr. Bob is the scientist storyteller for the job

[@kyokoyumi]

As someone who recently had two eye surgeries (in one eye) with similar symptoms (headache from blood in the eye, inability to see, etc) I'm glad I know (almost) exactly what was wrong with me and that this wasn't it lmao

[@rufusrobinson3348]

This takes "Body Horror" to a whole new level.

[@FeatherPearl]

I would call the crab…………. Nose cleaning crab. 😂

[@senasmemories981]

13:50 BRUHHH THE SHIRT!! XD someone is cultured.

[@lady_k5588]

The doctor is wearing the Sugoi Dekai shirt while she's sleeping 😂😂 I love all the anime references you sneak into your videos Dr. Bob 👍

[@MrAxeside]

Its kind of nice Dr. Bob portrayed this perspective in a lighter tone.. The last time I read of this SCP was many many years ago, and if Im not mistaken, part of the original rendition - well, the crab just kills you outright when it leaves the host from breaking your skull open. @_@

[@FreemanicParacusia]

You will never convince me this entire article was NOT written as a setup for Dr. Bob’s “get crabby about it” pun.

[@merikmalhads1676]

I find it peculiar that, not only are these organisms labeled anomalous, but that they are marked for destruction rather than study by the SCP foundation. They are odd, but none of their makeup or behaviour seems to be outside the realm of standard sciences, I guess there could be something like that in their underground life cycle but since they haven't seemed to done exploration into it, it is hard to find out

[@saintakins187]

SCP Foundation=Men in Black Necessary memory wipe whenever people's nightmares are realized.

[@godzillaburger903]

This sounds like it could be a real thing

[@henrygalley2831]

Another bullseye from Dr. Bob, he never misses!!

[@top_banananaplays]

Someone: is about to die horribly. Dr Bob: Heavy Metal starts

[@legacyhaha]

Good time to watch at 11 PM

[@donatethepanda]

SAMEEEE

[@HeresJohnjohn]

It’s 8:13 am

[@RasmusBerggren-uo6uu]

Oh wait I have to save the video for tonight thanks for making me to remember this

[@redderthanblood]

SAME

[@MrMementoMori]

The thumbnail creeps me out but I’ll watch anyway.

[@WoziduranJahemter]

Lookout in humans: 1)The stunged vessels burst from inside with toxic pathogens. 2)Worming eyes of decadent glances that seek to catch the birds' attention. 3)Toxic paralyzing fungus from infested spores using diffusal, emission of release after the gradual or sudden decaying of the vessel. 4)Tongue acquatic louse that makes the speech incoherent or depraved(hold off your tongues and treat tongue with spices). 5)Worm larvae that infects the bloodstream and flux by decayed-filled intoxicated bites. 6)Guinea worms from infested waters that seek to consume nutrients and then to reproduce outside after taking parts of internal biology. Those things are affecting people in subtle ways in the spiritual realm.

[@TheTakanome]

Watched right before bed. Not my best decision in life. Thank you for the amazing video Dr. Bob!

[@westffs6707]

Yea that what I do

[@Vascohll]

Honestly I don't think they should've wiped her memory, because what happens if more patients come in with the same issue ?, she'll have to take care of them too and eventually she might find out about it again ?? and the way she dealt with the scp too was very professional to me honestly

[@yousiyousiyousi2254]

Nose crab actually sounded like nose crap at first

[@Y0urL0cal_Th3r1an]

Real

[@grimfrostad6173]

Me with a persistent headache, sinus problem and visual disturbances: DOCTOR, THERE IS A CRAB IN MY NOSE

[@sichiguillegan7405]

Bob you're the best narrator and scp researcher, I love your content!!!

[@MTdaBlacking]

Welp this was the first SCP on this channel that managed to get my gag response going since SCP-632. It`s always the parasites, I guess...

[@AuroraClarx_]

bro they should have hired her she's practically an expert

[@wigglepedia8706]

ikr

[@maxhoneyman9084]

The fact that this SCP does not align with how "anomalous" most other SCPs are is interesting. It seems to me this one is as terrifyingly realistic as possible given it's similarities to other parasites.

[@aerodynamiccow3597]

"Mom can we get headcrabs?" "We have headcrabs at home." Headcrabs at home"

[@josedariopinto3728]

Great! I live in the Pacific NW. So, this means that I'll never go hiking again 😢

[@seatherny_y]

Okay now I’m terrified of these bugs that are going to get into my skin

[@noname-jr5jf]

And I just hope that the foundation should keep the doctor cause she know what she needs to do after those lots of contact experience with those thing.

[@iancowan3527]

Lol... so the resolve is to wipe the only active medical professional in the area with an outbreak! That's smart and I couldn't see how that would create further issues!

[@letstalktech8894]

This should be a comic series! I love it!

[@supercretaceousmz2710]

I’ve been waiting for an scp nose crab vid for a long time

[@thehenescrew]

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[@RVDDP2501]

I really enjoy these dual structure episodes, an introductory story followed by the scientific/educational deconstruction afterwards. While I like all Dr. Bob videos, I especially enjoy these as it makes you feel like you are being involved/informed by the SCP foundation with regards to the anomaly. :)

[@calebhelems648]

Even if he’s slower then others, at least the first patient made it out alive

[@RICH1FLOYD]

I think I’ll go for some lobster instead of crab for dinner today….

[@cebraulkenne8571]

As soon as I see the X ray of a crab in my head I'm taking 9mm of hollow point relief to the brain.

[@Oceanic620]

This isnt an scp this is just a parasite, respect to the foundation for containing it

[@thatdude1435]

13:50 Dr Bob is a man of culture

[@CuriousMisterG]

Actually had my heart going at the halfway point there!

[@danebrock3647]

Nice "Uzuki wants to hang out!" refrence!

[@austyn1061]

Its honestly reliefing that this scp isn't lethal like so many others...yet

[@professor_lembach]

You know it's hayfever season when you get nosecrabs!

[@Lia-Dickson]

Thanks for making my evening @Dr Bob! Keep up the good work!

[@spinningdove]

Wow new scp story from Dr. Bob! :D

[@user-fm5nz8wf8j]

At least the poor sap was smart enough not to drive but I agree with themightypotatodevourer: the SCP Foundation should've hired this lady for handling the critters so well and it's nice that this SCP encounter didn't end in death like some often do

[@pixelprofessor471]

In my opinion a newly discovered organisim that does not defy physics should not be marked as an SCP.

[@originalprecursor]

The SCP disagrees.

[@pixelprofessor471]

@@originalprecursor how can the crab disagree?

[@OBeast617]

I like the idea of some assistant researcher taking out dozens and dozens of bears with a flamethrower

[@susinposta5467]

some of the stuff the scp foundation collects are just normal undiscovered animals.

[@StinkySeaGoat]

SCP Writer: okay……how about instead of headcrabs…..nose crabs!

[@StygianNightmare]

Dr. Bob: "while the fish is none the wiser.." Me: I know it's said that some of most fish don't have feelings or maybe a reduced capacity to feel pain when compared to say a mammal or whatever, but I'd still have to disagree. I think the fish is well aware that it's tongue was eating and replaced by a parasite, but at that point it needs the dang thing in order to swallow food properly and survive so what is it gonna do? Also it doesn't have digits to pull the thing out. Maybe a weird or insignificant thing to focus on but it just stood out to me. Idk? That's my two cents. Great video!

[@MrS3ode]

Am i the only one who got super chills. Something inside your head and a crab no less

[@wolfwerewolf8861]

Dr Bob is the best researcher in the scp foundation. Keep up the good work Dr. Bob.

[@jeanannd]

The ONE doctor that knew what to look for and how to help people with this infestation has had her memory erased. Good work SCP, you've endangered humanity for your own desires once again.

[@TheGamingGiganotosaurus]

Give the scp a applause, it gives you free sleep gas and THEN goes out of your body

[@Lazzybear5657]

Oh REEEEAAALLLY had to make a crab joke in the end....Gold Star to ya for putting humor into something so gruesome 🤣

[@tiddyboi]

i don’t know what it is about this one, but this SCP really got to me. phenomenal video, as always!

[@debbieannsmith8962]

Bro, I live in the Pacific Northwest. Now you got me all paranoid and stuff. Hahahaha. 😂😂😂

[@Will-sq3ip]

17:39 That bear is about to become Smokey. You know, Smokey the Bear?

[@anntenorio2887]

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THE "Dont Get Too Crabby About It" WAS TO GOOD HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@vuckfon]

Yet again another great show. Bravo Mr Bob.

[@lilyfhonazhel2675]

Honestly, it is not much of an scp more than simple biology

[@louseflyemilacemacko381]

The story was a little long but overall great, I also like the derby smiley face on the crab thingy.

[@Chriss0977kolws]

Favorite SCP content creator. Keep up the good work. 😊

[@Anton-de5vu]

Damn these things are wierd, but at least they aren’t feral, I was half expecting this thing to explode out of someone’s head

[@wigglepedia8706]

omg those first things are all real stuff that happens

[@RobloxianGamerFr8888]

Ok am convinced Dr Bob ran out of good and scary SCPS and now only have the weirdest ones left

[@celinasjourney]

That doctor was helping the citizens though and now she can't even help

[@Chibimano]

I wouldn’t want one of these in me, but at least they’re not deadly.