Eureka Number 12

The newsreel has seven plots. First part 1. The plot is about how wasp paper is made and at the factory. The production process at one of the enterprises of the pulp and paper industry: wood pulp is sieved, moves on a conveyor belt; paper pulp is processed in a paper machine; paper is wound with endless tape into rolls. Wasps are building a nest (macro). Type of wasp nests. The laboratory assistant removes the shell of the wasp nest and writes on it as if on paper. 2. A plot about the construction of models of airplanes from balsa wood. Schoolchildren make models of airplanes for a lesson in aircraft modeling. The teacher helps the student to make the wing. The teacher weighs the finished models. The guys are launching their model airplanes in the lobby. 3. The plot of the beetle water beetle. Swimmers swim in the reservoir in summer and "winter" at the bottom of the reservoir. 4. The plot is about a superdeep well on the Kola Peninsula. Murmansk region. View of the ground tower of the Kola superdeep well. Workers near the drilling rig. The drill is lowered into the well. Soil samples from a well in a storage facility; the employee shows samples. The drill rises from the well. Second part 5. The plot is about the extraordinary strength of a snail, which can move a load 50 times its own weight. Demonstration of experiments with snails that move toy trailers with weights of 100 and 950 grams. 6. The plot is about how the ancient masters made ink. Pages of an old handwritten book. Oak Grove. Growths (ink nuts) on oak leaves. Nutcracker larva in the outgrowth. The process of making ink from ink nuts. 7. The plot is about the wolverine Gulka, who came to people as a cub. Wolverine in the winter forest. Wolverine jumps on a woman. A man stroking a wolverine. Wolverine plays with a shovel. Wolverine is hiding in a burrow. Wolverine runs out of the gate of the aviary, runs along the path. Wolverine on a birch.

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