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Fossils are another interesting but tricky type of collectible. Sims don't actually find fossils but sometimes when they dig up rocks, Sims sometimes find limestone. They can then extract a fossil from the limestone. Occasionally you only get a broken fossil but there are 15 different fossils to find. You can take a sample of the fossil and put it on a microscope slide to analyze it on the microscope, in which case you could get another collectible, a Microscope Print.
As you can see from our fossil themed photo above, fossils make great decor in a home. Sims can also study them to get a Focused moodlet as you can also enable the Confident emotional aura to benefit all nearby Sims. This image also shows the plaque that you receive as a reward for completing the collection.
Fossilized Egg §70 Common While this egg Will never hatch, one can still wonder if there is a baby dinosaur hidden inside or if it is just the undeveloped yolk Of a giant. pre-historic mega-chicken.
Fossilized Sea Monster §50 Common Eons ago, in an era when things were way more awesome, a powerful Wizard sailed the seas battling sea monsters. One such monster thought he finally had the drop on the wizard, only to find himself turned to stone and sinking to the ocean floor.
Raptor Claw §70 Common This claw's owner was a pack hunter, so her attack would come not from the front, but from the side from the other two raptors you didn't even know were there. Clever girl.
dried it out and then displayed it next to their mammoth-fur rugs.
Pre-Historic Hoofprint §40 Common An ancient caveman preserved animal footprints as a hobby, displaying them in a popular museum-cave for all the other cavepeople to cave-enjoy. What an amazing convenience it was for modern anthropologists to find these preserved footprints all in one place!
Hilariously Tiny T-Rex Arms §45 Common T-rex arms were once considered good luck. People wore them on charm bracelets, key chains, and hung them from vehicle mirrors. Science has confirmed the arms bear no lucky properties, but it was still pretty lucky to find two!
Enormous Trilobite §40 Common Trilobite means three lobes. It does not mean being bit at a strength three times a normal bite. If that were the case, arthropods would be terrifying!
Fossilized Sim Hand §45 Common This fossilized hand serves as a somber reminder that excessive and overzealous high-fiving can lead to tragedy.
Prehistoric Rock §15 Common In prehistoric times rocks were shaped like sharp little triangles, which ancient hunters would use to catch food. Over time people began to plant, farm, and raise livestock. They had no more need for these rocks, and so the rocks evolved into the smooth blobs we see today.
Prehistoric Bird §75 Uncommon This is a near-perfect preservation of Raptor Erraticus. which was known to fly in random. Crazy patterns to distract predators. A downside to this particular defense was that the bird often flew into trees or rocks and was immediately killed.
Perfectly Preserved Mustache §100 Uncommon This fossil marks the passing of an ancient gentleman of true class. A gentleman who fell face-first Into some ancient mud.
Pre-Pre-Pre Human Head §225 Rare Australosimicus afarensis, or "Pre-Pre-Pre Sim", lived between 3.9 and 2.9 million years ago! Not that WHOLE time, of course, that's just a range of possible... Look, this is a rare find and it should be treasured!
Fossilized Udder §85 Uncommon Every scientist knows that prehistoric cows had rows of jagged teeth like a mako shark. No wonder, then. that their udders evolved to be very tough. That's Why this specimen is almost perfectly preserved eons after these gentle giants roamed the world.
Fossilized Whatzit §175 Rare This fossil has stumped experts from every conventional scientific discipline. NO one knows what it really is.
Fossilized Alien Skull 250 Rare This could be the evidence needed to confirm that there are other forms of life in the universe!! Or it could be papier mache -- science has no way Of telling!
This page was last modified 13:48, 11 September 2014 by Steve B.

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