Specimen 327

 Specimen number:  327

 Classification:  Alive

 Threat level:  White

 Method:  Drowning via parasitic infection

 Specimen info:  Specimen 327 is a parasitic lifeform found in a meteorite that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. When Specimen 327 were observed through a microscope, it was found to have the ability to produce a large amount of cells in seconds. When around objects, Specimen 327 will wrap itself around the objects in order to create a "makeshift skeleton" for itself by rapidly producing cells.

Addendum, Reproduction method:  When human subjects are placed near Specimen 327, it will release a gas containing a unidentified form of pathogen. The pathogen will instantly cause weakness and nausea to the infected subjects. After incapacitating the subject, Specimen 327 will rapidly change size through rapid cell growth. Specimen 327 will attack the subject and infect the victim by injecting its cells into their skin pores, creating smaller versions of Specimen 327 inside the subject. While inside a human body, Specimen 327 would rapidly produce fluids inside the subject's lungs, causing the subject to "drown." Specimen 327 would then exit the host's body.