Paleoworld spends this episode in Africa, tracing the fossil beds where predatory dinosaurs and their prey turned up buried together, the "graveyard" of the title. It is the season two opener and the only double-length episode the series ever produced, giving the paleontologists more room than usual to walk through how a hunting dinosaur is identified from teeth, claws, and bone wear alone, and what the surrounding rock says about how it died. Ben Gazzara narrates, the same measured voice that carried the first season's paleo-art segments, laying out theories about pack behavior and predator-prey dynamics among African dinosaur species without dramatizing them. The show, produced for The Learning Channel, keeps its usual format of fossil-site footage cut with reconstructed illustrations rather than live reenactment. There is no single reveal here, just a survey of what African dig sites have actually produced and what paleontologists can and cannot conclude from it.