These insects and arachnids might startle you or send shivers down your spine, but there's no need to worry about these bugs—not too much, anyway.

the team set out to determine whether the digestive systems of primates and humans are suited for bug eating. As it turns out, we’d be great bug eaters, and there’s really no good scientific ...

However, in Ghana, eating bugs is much more than a lifestyle choice ... believes that once people learn to sink their teeth in, they'll never go back. The New York Times wrote an article ...

While it might sound off-putting, insects are a tasty and sustainable source of protein and nutrients. Here are five ...

The practice of eating insects is far more common in other cultures than in the UK. Some two billion people around the world eat insects as part of their regular diet.' For one of the Museum's ...

and be sure to clean them before eating One risk of eating the shrimp-like insects is the possibility of an allergic reaction. People who are allergic to shellfish should consult a doctor before ...