We Need to Eat Bugs & Insects to Save the Pla...

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Just two Brazil nuts daily deliver 1000% of the selenium you need. Learn about the benefits of selenium for your immune system, fertility, and overall health, and why Brazil nuts are the best source of this important trace mineral.? Grab Dr. Berg's Free Daily Routine: https://drb ...  Show more

Chances are you haven’t willingly eaten an insect. But two billion people are already bugging out on this sustainable source of protein. Could insects offer the perfect solution for our post-Brexit and pandemic supply chain problems? Entomologist Brian Fisher and Imperial College ...  Show more

Insect farming, we’re told by its proponents, is the next big thing in edible protein production, and it may just save the environment. But an insect “farm” is more like a manufacturing plant, where tiny organisms are frozen, boiled, baked, crushed or shredded alive in their bill ...  Show more

L’entomophagie, c’est la consommation d’insectes par les hommes : « entomo » pour insectes, « phagie » pour manger.À l’apéro, des petits asticots saveur paprika, criquet aux herbes de Provence ou encore petits vers nature. Plus récemment, la commission européenne a autorisé la mi ...  Show more

Prof Adam Hart stirred a hornet’s nest of controversy by asking the public to kill wasps for science. He explores why scientists kill insects to save them from extinction.The work of the entomologist often involves the killing of insects in large numbers. This happens in the sear ...  Show more