If you’ve ever wondered whether our planet hosts jumping bugs, look no more! We’ve compiled a list of commonly found bugs ...

Raising crickets is a relatively new venture for Taiyo Green Energy Co., which generates electricity from solar power and grows vegetables indoors. Even though insect cultivation fell outside its ...

crickets—into protein bars. But the insects, which are consumed regularly in parts of Asia, Africa, and Latin America, have benefits that go beyond bulking up the body. “They’re very high in ...

Crickets have become a go-to bug for chefs ... according to a growing tribe of bug advocates who champion insects as a healthy and green choice. But is the prospect of saving the planet enough ...

“Mothing is the new birding,” says Liti Haramaty, a researcher at Rutgers University and co-founder of National Moth Week.

Insect protein is stepping into the spotlight as a nutrient-rich, environmentally friendly option to traditional meats ...

The approved insects include various species of crickets, grasshoppers ... In April 2023, SFA said it would give the green light for these species to be consumed in the second half of 2023.

Since insects are found in abundance in nature, they can help address food and feed security. In Kenya, cricket farming is slowly gaining popularity since 2014 with small and medium farms being ...

If you live in the Bay Area, you probably don’t think of crickets and mealworms as snacks. That’s because munching on insects isn’t particularly accessible or socially commonplace for most ...

An autumn evening stroll often brings with it a cacophony of cricket cries ... exacting standards set by their love interests? Singing insects have captured hearts and imaginations for centuries ...

He had already worked with insect-based agriculture for several years, and had appeared on the “Shark Tank” TV show with his ...

Four suspected trans rights protesters attacked a gender-critical conference by releasing hundreds of live crickets into a packed ... sacks filled with the insects as one of the final talks ...