Meet the Uncle Milton Behind Uncle Milton's Ant Farm! | Where's the Fun from?

A picnic in the summer of 1956 inspired Milton Levine to give the world Ant Farm! Thank you Uncle Milton!
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Ant Farm is a trademark of Uncle Milton Industries
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[@marykaymorrison8625]

Such a fascinating story. My daughter is a science teacher and my grandkids enjoyed receiving an art farm a few years ago. Thank you Tim!

[@chaddonley9391]

Thanks for the history, loved listening to it.

[@SeizethePlay]

Thanks Chad!

[@chaddonley9391]

@@SeizethePlay I bought your butterfly kit for my kids and received my baby caterpillars today in the mail, we are excited!

[@leeparkhurst4893]

What a rad story of toy history! Thanks Tim!

[@SeizethePlay]

You're welcome, Lee. Having fun with these. Blurt coming at some point...

[@ErikArneson]

Love these videos, Tim!

[@SeizethePlay]

Thanks, Erik! I appreciate it. I hope to keep them coming! : )

[@SeizethePlay]

Who had a Spud Gun!?