According to health officials, 15 people fell ill with 'norovirus-like illness' after eating affected oysters sold at several restaurants in new Orleans between January 15 and January 31.

Insects aren't just an unusual accompaniment to wine. Eating them could help sustain Earth's booming population, as Museum scientist Dr Duncan Sivell reveals. Superhero movies may be popular right now ...

But before you add "eating bugs" to the list of things you'll never ... Many scientists believe that entomophagy -- insect eating -- will not only benefit our health, but also the planet.

but not an impossible one. Insects are already a food source for some 2 billion people all over the world, and have been for millennia. The fact that most people in Western countries don’t eat ...

Wilson-Rankin discusses the benefits of bug eating and why Western countries should embrace it. The first thing I want to do is emphasize that this practice is not weird. There are 8 billion ...

View the original article to see embedded media. Olive has a bad habit — she likes to eat bugs. Not just any bugs, grasshoppers. The problem was so bad that apparently the Frenchie's owners had ...

The bugs are seasoned and fried in a wok until crispy, then served to passers-by at local food markets. Ant eggs, like the ones shown here, are also popular. Read More: Countries That Eat Bugs ...

and Brood X is here whether you like them or not. Don't eat cicadas if you're allergic to shellfish, and be sure to clean them before eating One risk of eating the shrimp-like insects is the ...

Ota says that as a child, it was not unusual for him to eat bee larvae with his grandparents. "The prevailing image is that eating them is creepy," he says. "When it comes to insects as food ...