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Don't ever want to eat bugs for lunch? Think again as new study will shock you with its eye-opening findingsDon't ever want to eat bugs for lunch? New study shows you may want to try it. A new research study published by the American Psychological...- Ind vs Eng Day 1 gets weird: Ben Stokes swats ladybirds as Joe Root nears hundredDay one of the third England-India Test at Lord’s took an unusual turn when a swarm of ladybirds forced play to stop briefly. Joe Root anch...
- Don Bradman 'baggy green' cap worn against India sells for $311,000A test cap worn by Australian cricket legend Don Bradman has sold for A$479,700, setting a record for Bradman's worn caps. Bradman wore the...
- When flying ants halted India-South Africa T20 MatchA swarm of flying ants briefly halted the third T20 international cricket match between India and South Africa at SuperSport Park. Despite ...
- From grasshopers to mealworms, Singapore okays bugs for human consumptionSingapore has permitted 16 insect species for human consumption to boost food security, aiming to meet 30% of nutritional needs by 2030. In...
- 'Take me out of here; I don't want to remain in jail': Imran Khan to lawyersPakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan has asked his legal team to take him out of Attock jail, where he is serving a three-year sente...
- Insect cuisine returns to Japan: Silkworm sashimi, cricket curry & soy-sauce grasshoppers on menu of upscale eateriesInsects are gaining ground as a protein source due to climate change and global food security issues. A range of companies has invested in ...
- Millions of small creepy Mormon Cricket cripple US city Nevada. See horrific imagesThe Nevada town of Elko is under siege by a group of invading insects - the Mormon cricket. People are being forced to stay indoors with cr...
- ‘Pinocchio’ trailer out, Guillermo del Toro creates his first stop-motion feature based on the classicCate Blanchett, Christoph Waltz, Tilda Swinton, Ewan McGregor, John Turturro, and "Stranger Things" breakout Finn Wolfhard feature in the N...
- Pests to pets: The future of food and feed may depend on insectsA Bengaluru-based firm wants to use food waste to make protein-rich feed for your fish & animals. If successful, it can change the way Indi...
- Eat insects to save the planet? This academic feels it could help in achieving a sustainable food systemInsects are far more efficient at converting their feed into energy than conventional livestock.
- Now on menu in Thailand - burgers with crunchless cricketThere's no crunch or crackle, but crickets are on the menu at one Bangkok pop-up serving fusion bug burgers, demonstrating the latest way t...
- When crickets took over Mecca & made US diplomats sick with sonic attacksLast year, a journalist bought crickets online for his pet lizard, and it was a mini-disaster.
- Edible insects may help cut harmful emissions: StudyLondon, May 5 (IANS) Consuming insects such as crickets and mealworms, instead of beef could help tackle climate change by reducing harmful...
- Chefs and researchers incorporate insects, protein powerhouses into mainstream dietThe UN has been making a case for using insects as food for a very long time, with the Food and Agriculture Organisation working on the top...
- From a fan kissing Messi's feet to bees invading an Australia-India match, five pitch attacks that stole the limelightThe Euro 2016 match between Serbia and Albania witnessed a pitch invasion by a remote-controlled quadcopter drone carrying an Albanian bann...
- Salma Hayek uploads picture of eating insect on InstagramShe uploaded the video last week, reported Ace Showbiz. "Cricket eating #oaxaca#samihayek@hayekstudio," she captioned.
- World is unlikely to rally behind a UN proposal to add insects to the dietMany Indians would get hopping mad at the idea of cricket being a grasshopper snack rather than a grasshopping game.
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- Edible insects: Food for thoughtBeetles, ants, bees, grasshoppers and crickets are some of the most widely enjoyed of the over 1,400 insect species eaten by humans worldwi...
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