What is the E In STEM? @Scalyadventures
What is the E In STEM?  @Scalyadventures
Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Did you know that engineers use scientific principles to design and build machines, structures and products? They use their knowledge to create valuable, helpful items that we're able to use in our daily lives!

In this video, Scaly Dad Rick Curren shows an example of the Mini Machined Tong by Midwest Tongs. This was designed by Dana Savorelli, founder of Midwest Tongs and Monkey Island Rescue. This product has been intricately designed so that it won't harm the smallest, most delicate snakes when you need to move them.

Visit tongs.com/product/midwest-mini-machined-tong to learn more about this piece of gear that we're proud to use at home and in the field.

This educational video featuring Rick Curren of TV's Scaly Adventures® also airs in Scaly Adventures® TV episode #59, "Rescue Me," with an original air date of November 30, 2019 throughout the U.S. and overseas on the Daystar Television Network.

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