SCP Foundation

Picture this: A Christmas tree that drags whatever organism touches it into itself. After a few minutes, a new decoration made of flesh appears on the tree. This decoration eventually decays, and the cycle repeats. If the tree is not 'fed', and all decorations decay, then the anomaly will move on to the next Christmas tree - even if it's miles away.

Naturally, the idea itself is rather basic - and could easily become another 'if you touch it, you DIE' SCP idea - but perhaps it could become worthwhile with some development and narrative.

A side note, what would the object class be for such an object? Would it be 'safe' because it can be easily contained, or Euclid - because it could potentially escape containment?

Edit - I've just realized that this idea unwittingly has a lot in common with SCP-002, so I also need to consider features that distinguish this particular idea.

I'd probably say Euclid since it'd need to be fed to stay in one place, but if this thing is easily placated by quickly-populating organisms like bunnies or lemmings or something, then it might as well be Safe.

could easily become another 'if you touch it, you DIE' SCP

Yeah, that's my main hesitation with this idea at the moment.

See if you can dig into more than just the surface-level anomaly. Why does this thing go after living organisms? Why does it make ornaments? Why does it just decay after some time? What's the bigger picture here?