No valid photographs of scp-1006 have been found
Item ID: SCP-1006
Project Level: Safe
<h1>Special containment measures:</h1>
SCP-1006 is contained within a radius of 213 meters within a [edited] national park and should be checked weekly. Civilians trying to enter will be denied the official term "endangered species". Due to the fragility of its individual members and their sensitivity to habitat change, migration to SCP-1006 is not recommended. Observatory 45 is located within the containment area and provides SCP-1006 with the communist audiobooks and classical literature it needs, as well as black ink and writing boards if necessary.
Due to the extremely small contaminants, all personnel entering the containment area are required to wear C-class hazardous material protective clothing. Once set off, a standard decontamination measure (in accordance with document FSP0371-D-B-07) will be implemented to prevent the uncontrolled spread of SCP-1006.
<h1>description:</h1>
SCP-1006 is a group of unknown Araneus (ghost spiders). Its individual members seem to have gained wisdom through unknown methods and established a basic communist government apparatus advocated by Marx.
The source community of SCP-1006 was discovered by a trekking couple on 4/1/19██, who subsequently notified the park authorities. After discovering the central web (spider web) writing propaganda, the Foundation rushed to deal with it, which was done using very simple tools, the shape of the web resembled the face of a passerby, and tried to enclose the area by simply putting down the branches.
SCP-1006 is a social community in which some members are responsible for maintaining the net, while others seem to choose to be responsible for the agenda of "all". Once black ink and writing pads are provided, SCP-1006 communicates with humans by writing English. These exchanges revolved mainly around demands for an explanation of imperialism, harsh criticism of the bourgeoisie, and demands for a reduction in the amount of repellent sprayed around the park.
The "boss" of the government is a giant, tarantula-like spider that usually lives on the largest tree in the bush. Communication requires this spider to relay, and its view of the outside world is "something that is upheld by bourgeois humans only to us." It calls itself "Benevolent Leader."
SCP-1006 currently resides in a black oak grove with a large and complex central network and several branch networks. These nets seem to be very well maintained, and any damage will be repaired quickly. Due to the presence of thousands of dead insects, individual members of SCP-1006, and the carcasses of birds and small animals that happen to pass by, the odor in the surrounding area is very unpleasant.
Members of SCP-1006 formed a central think tank by spider scientists and sociologists who observed the members of SCP-1006 and transmitted ideas to "benevolent leaders" through the complex jitter frequencies of the network.
<h1>appendix:</h1>
A male skeleton was found in the central network area, surrounded by dead insects and a variety of small shiny items such as bottle caps and pebbles, as well as occasional appearances of watch bags and some metallic objects with glowing surfaces. SCP-1006 does not allow skeletons to be disturbed, although passive analysis indicates that the male has been dead for decades, caused by a blunt blow to the back of the head. Identification next to the skeleton indicates he is a prominent political militant who was reported missing in 1976 in the nearby city of ████████, Texas.