Exposed: SCP Animation of Keter class object SCP-1861 aka The Crew of the HMS Wintersheimer
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SCP-1861 is a meteorological phenomenon characterized by heavy precipitation and fog composed of saltwater, human blood, and human cerebrospinal fluid. SCP-1861 manifestations are unpredictable, appearing spontaneously and at random locations. Manifestations typically occur once every three to six months and have been recorded occurring in numerous regions across the world. Historical records have confirmed that SCP-1861 has existed since as early as the year 1916. The size of the area covered by SCP-1861 varies from instance to instance, with the largest recorded affected area measuring approximately five kilometres square.

If one were to compare an instance of SCP-1861 to the average weather phenomenon, one could say it is much like a hurricane or fog, except consisting of saltwater and human blood.

SCP-1861-A is a single underwater marine vessel that closely resembles B-class boats used by the British Royal Navy in World War I. During each SCP-1861 manifestation, SCP-1861-A will attempt to surface in a body of water that is large enough to contain its full mass. Both natural and manmade bodies of water have hosted manifestations of SCP-1861-A, including a swimming pool, a waterfall, and a large puddle. If no body of water large enough to contain the entirety of SCP-1861-A is present, SCP-1861-A will surface in any collection of water with a surface area large enough to encompass its conning tower and topmost platform, even if the collection of water in question is only several inches deep. Eye witnesses have also claimed to have seen SCP-1861-A emerge from a waterfall at a horizontal angle.

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