CCC-70

Containment
Five CCC-70 instances are to be kept in containment at Facility-7, designated CCC-70.1 to CCC-70.5. They are to each be kept in lead cells 2m x 2m x 2m with 10cm thick walls. They are to be fed 1 adult chimpanzee each, every month. The individuals in each cell are to be monitored with infrared cameras operating on Long-Wavelengths. The cells are to be kept at an average temperature of 35˚C, and a humidity of 50%. CCC-70.6C is to be kept in its separate containment cell to observe as it matures. Regular checkups are to be conducted weekly.

Description
CCC-70 are humanoid predator averaging at 0.9m - 1.2m tall. They have a generally atrophied and decaying appearance. They weigh 40 kilograms on average, though weight is variable. CCC-70 will most commonly stand around hunched over, with their hands over their face. CCC-70 lack eyes, having empty sockets. CCC-70's main sense is the detection of electrical impulses in living organisms. CCC-70 will gain sustenance only from beings that have high enough intelligence, though they prefer humans. They attack through uncovering their face and emitting a high pitched scream, and the victim will immediately fall into a coma if the attack is successful. The victim will only fall comatose if they see CCC-70's face and hear the scream. The coma appears to last 30-50 minutes, and at the end the victim will almost always die of brain damage. One documented survivor has woken up after this coma, and an interview has been conducted. CCC-70 apparently cause the victim to experience the entirety of their life, in their dreams. CCC-70 feeds off the electrical impulses produced by this.

CCC-70 appear to be able to survive for extended periods without food, and do not appear to require water at all. CCC-70 are extremely tough, and can survive: 30 minutes without oxygen, falls of up to 20m, 50 calibre rounds, explosives, extreme temperatures, and pressures. CCC-70 can be killed with enough blasting, though they apparently have another way to die. When a victim of theirs survives their entire life in the dream they cause, the CCC-70 who attempted will immediately die of indeterminate causes. CCC-70 also age, with most specimens lasting at least 150 years.

CCC-70 reproduce asexually, through an unknown process. Despite their atrophied appearance, they are capable of having live young, and that is what occurred on the [DATE REDACTED]. CCC-70.6, a sixth specimen that was originally kept at Facility-7, gave birth to 3 young. The young seemed to be blind, and look almost identical (though smaller) than the parent. CCC-70.6 died soon after giving birth. 2 of the young where killed immediately (due to their fragility), and the third was designated as CCC-70.6C, and taken to observe it as it matured.