Episode Overview
While most deceased plants and animals decompose and integrate into the soil, certain remains transform into fossils. This process begins when an organism dies and is subsequently buried. Under ideal conditions, water seeps into the burial site, initiating chemical reactions that preserve the impressions for eons. Fossils can take various forms, including animal imprints, black carbon outlines, solidified bones, or even entire organisms encased in ice or amber.
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Season 4 Episodes 33
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Plastic Bottles and Jars, Mail, Eggs, Handcrafted Wooden Pens
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Rivers & Streams
2.
Plastic Injection Moulds, Automotive Oil Filters, Filing Cabinets, Blown Glass
2.
Nutrition
3.
High-Precision Cutting Tools, Stained Glass, Semi-Trailers, Recorders
3.
Marine Mammals
4.
Conga Drums, Metal Plating, Buttons
4.
Earthquakes
5.
Grinding Wheels, Compost, Window Blinds, Milk
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NTV Top 11 Video Countdown
6.
Spiders
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Brushes and Push Brooms, Blackboards, Smoked Salmon, Zippers
7.
3D Commercial Signs, Hardwood Floors, Corrugated Polyethylene Pipe, Mattresses
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Pollution Solutions
8.
Ceramic Tiles, Nuts, Steel Forgings, Skateboards
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Probability
9.
Pseudoscience
9.
Car Engines, Flour, Recliners, Envelopes
10.
Plastic Cups and Cutlery, Special Effects Makeup, Gold, Harps
10.
Flowers
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Countertop Laminate, Frozen Treats, Children's Building Blocks, Detergents
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Archaeology
12.
Architectural Moldings, Pulleys, Industrial Rubber Hose, Sheet Vinyl Flooring
12.
Deserts
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Putty Knives, Garage Doors, Electric Motors, Wool
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Amphibians
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Volcanoes
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Invertebrates
16.
Heart
17.
Inventions
18.
Computers
19.
Fossils
20.
Time
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