insects

Burgers made of bugs will replace beef in the British diet within a decade to hit ‘net zero’ targets, a Great Reset style review said.

Federal agents examining a cargo ship near New Orleans told it to vacate the country once they found it was infested with a certain type of Asian beetle.

This is a classic case of ‘bootleggers and baptists’: two apparently opposing groups agitating for the same cause.

Representatives from the European Union’s 27 member states have approved Tenebrio molitor beetle larvae, also known as mealworms, as “innovative” food and suitable for human consumption.

Scientists have compiled a list of “problematic” bugs and other animals that they believe should be changed to promote social justice. The “slavemaker ant,” “rape bug,” and “large faggot worm,” are just a few of the insects that are featured on the list.

Europeans must move to a “more plant-based diet”, according to new EU food policy, which also revealed the bloc will promote “insect-based proteins and meat substitutes”.

Asia’s ‘murder hornets’ were spotted in the United States for the first time recently, causing scientists to worry that the insect might be colonizing. 

The European Union will soon permit the sale of locusts, crickets, grasshoppers, and mealworms as food across the continent.

Perennial yellowjacket nests have returned to the Heart of Dixie, housing tens of thousands of the aggressive wasps.

If you believe the Guardian and the BBC, the world is on the brink of Insectapocalypse: A mass extinction of creepy crawlies that threatens the “collapse of nature.”

An advertisement for employment on the Federal Business Opportunities website lists a job at the Department of Defense for scientists with ideas on how to use insect brains to develop “conscious robots.”

An incident in which thieves stole more than $40,000 worth of insects and lizards from the Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion last Wednesday is suspected to be an inside job, police announced Thursday.

Half of all insect species are on track to lose more than half their geographical range by the year 2100 thanks to global warming, a new study prophesies.