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It takes about 1,799 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef. How much water does it take to produce one pound of crickets?

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The world's top three insect-eating countries are all located in this region.

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has guidelines that allow a certain number of insect parts in our food. Which of these EXCEEDS those "acceptable" levels?ls?

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Which of these is NOT a benefit of edible insects?

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Somewhere around 900,000 different kinds of living insects are known. This represents approximates WHAT PERCENT of the world's species?

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More than 2,100 species of insects are currently eaten in approximately how many countries?

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Which of these statements is true?

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Edible insects may be the answer to feeding a growing population. In 2021 the Food Aid Foundation said hunger affects how many people worldwide?

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Chapulines are commonly eaten in certain areas of Mexico. What are they?

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Shellac is a protective coating used to give some fruit, vegetables, and candies a shiny appearance. Where does shellac come from?

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In this country you can find food vending machines offer packets of zebra tarantulas, chocolate-covered grasshoppers, and rhinoceros beetles.

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Worldwide, what is the most popular edible insect?

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The Bible includes stories about John the Baptist eating insects. What type of insects were on his menu?

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