Michael Skvarla from Penn State University answers the following questions about using stereo microscopes (also called dissecting microscopes) for observing insects:  

0:08 Why are microscopes helpful for observing insects?
0:20 What are the differences between compound and stereo microscopes
1:32 What are the parts of a stereo microscope?
5:30 I'm looking through my scope and it's really dark, what's wrong?
7:41 What if I can only see through one eyepiece?
9:42 What if I can't find my specimen under the scope?
12:16 I want to look at my insect specimen from a variety of angles, what do I do?
15:02 What do I do if insect labels are getting in the way?
15:59 Hey Michael, can you show me a different and much fancier stereo microscope?
17:36 What do I do with my microscope when I am done for the day?

Directed and edited by Nash Turley
Original music by Nash Turley