Marcel Dicke: Why not eat insects?
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Uploaded on Dec 1, 2010
http://www.ted.com Marcel Dicke makes an appetizing case for adding insects to everyone's diet. His message to squeamish chefs and foodies: delicacies like locusts and caterpillars compete with meat in flavor, nutrition and eco-friendliness.
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Darkskies Siren 2 months ago
Just remember we need those herds of animals to turn around the desertification problem though...
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dylz84 3 months ago
eat it from the butt end then
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SunScourge 3 days ago
Currently the ones eaten most in Holland are meal worms and locusts. I started with meal worms as they don't have clear features (eyes, legs) and they're quite decorative, too! And you can always grind them up if you want to ^^
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freakbyte 3 weeks ago
I dont get why this video is in the "Gross" playlist. What's so gross about this exactly?
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Kodoushi 3 weeks ago
If you can eat shrimp, crab, lobster and so on, you can eat insects as well. There's no real difference..
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Agnesanonymous 3 weeks ago
Very unlikely if the product is raised and farmed on human consumable products (not feces and pesticides). The problem we have with pork, for instance, is that the DNA is very similar to our own. Insects have virtually a completely different DNA so illnesses they might otherwise contract, would not be compatible with humans; hopefully that helps you out :)
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Lah DeeDah 1 month ago
outside.
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psychopits 1 month ago
im planning to include insects in my diet, witch ones are recommend??
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Eric Gregersen 1 month ago
My question is, can you contract a food borne illness from eating insects?
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Darkskies Siren 2 months ago
No, it's more complicated actually... gotta study the desertification issue and how herds can help. It's about herd behavior... and mimicking what wild herds of animals do. There's a pretty good ted talk about it.
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