A carnivorous Venus, SCP-8122, opens SCP Explained's week
Four uploads went up, from the Hindu-named serpent SCP-3000 to a list of 'wholesome' anomalies the Foundation would rather keep quiet.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Wholesome SCPs The Foundation Want to Hide from You
Nine hours old, and "SCP-8122 Venus de Flytrap" is already the busiest video on the channel. The title's pun on the famous armless statue and a meat-eating plant is about as SCP as a name gets, and it is gathering views faster than anything else in the catalog right now.
It closed a four-upload week that swung between moods. "Wholesome SCPs The Foundation Want to Hide from You" is the week's biggest by total, a gentler corner of the fictional archive, while "Top 7 Cosmic Entities & Flesh Mutations SCP Foundation Contianed" went the other way and opened a little more slowly. "SCP-3000 Anantashesha" revisits one of the wiki's best-known entries, the enormous serpent named after the cosmic snake of Hindu mythology. It is moving at a much calmer pace than its newer neighbors.
The subscriber count held still across the week. Among the story and mystery channels, Shane2 had a lively stretch, well above its usual pace, while Dr Bob ran quieter than normal.
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The videos drawing views on SCP Explained - Story & Animation right now
- Subscribers
- 2,480,000
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- September 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 77,517
- Views on its first day
- 18,593
The numbers
Here is how SCP Explained's week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which famous ancient statue does the SCP-8122 title 'Venus de Flytrap' play on?
The title is a pun on the Venus de Milo, the armless Greek statue in the Louvre.




