[00:02] million years long. It tells the story of life on Earth in a circle, except it doesn't connect after a cycle. Instead, you have to go on top. We call it a helix puzzle. Each new layer covers the deeper fossil layer below. Now, if you
[00:15] want to see them all at once, just give your ancestors the screw of life with the special stand we made you can display and solve the puzzle on. It's also a pin cup. The puzzle's 328 pieces were made possible by and for every one
[00:28] of our subscribers. Join now because this comes in the next box. Oh, look, the first land plant, Dolly Fighten Bokeati, named after Dolly Parton Tennessee. Oh, and you know, we've never found a fossil of the first flower, but
[00:44] Paleobotonists believe that this may have been its shape. Now, let's continue our life walk of fame with Intelus Primordialis, the earliest known animal with a face. Also, there's a hole in the puzzle to represent the Chickixaloo
[00:58] impact crater. And at the end, well, that's when your friend Michael and all the other humans showed up. You know what? Keep this piece under your pillow or else. [Music]