I've recently heard of the rake. It is a forgotten human-like creature. I'm doing reaserch on it and its preety intresting. A lot of the information on it dissapered after a media blackout in 2003. I'm looking for more people to help me learn more about this creature. It will be worth you're time i promise.

SCP-049 himself is not a zombie. His minions are, but he's not. I have no idea what he is, but he's not a zombie, as he shows no signs of rotting, and is an intelligent sapient being, while zombies are stereotypically non sapient

“This is it,” McElvenstein said, “This part of the Forest Dimension hasn’t seen any activity for 20 years. It’s the perfect spot to trap him.” The ground shook, “Don’t worry. That happens a lot in this area.” The ground shook again, stronger than before. Lotorkun drew his sword, “That’s no earthquake. Something big is heading right for us.” Natsuhi and McElvenstein both drew there weapons as a monstrous creature crashed through the trees in front of them. The creature was covered in black spikes. Its actual body was dark green with light green eyes. “It’s a Hedgospike. They’re almost extinct, and the chances of running into one here are incredibly small.” McElvenstein said. Lotorkun looked at Natsuhi and knew she was thinking the same thing as him. “That’s not a real Hedgospike. It’s Shaper.

The first person to think of a way to continue from this extract will have there idea added into the book along with a dedication.

Can anyone tell them I think Bigfoot should be in his own genus?

Hypothetically speaking, if all the mythological and folkloric beasts on this wiki had existed since antiquity alongside humans and society accepts all sapient species, which of those species would be the dominant one? Or, would there be no dominant species, just a constant struggle for power?

Please provide an answer and an explanation. Nothing created for the SCP Foundation Wiki or anything similar, please - only monsters based off historical legends.

Just wondering if one should try to provide references to their articles?

Hi, by the way. I'm new.