Scientists have unveiled a new food source designed to sustain honey bee colonies indefinitely without natural pollen.

Hunting for Wild Insects & Crabs! In this video, we venture deep into nature to find dung beetles on trees and catch crabs in the water, preparing them for a unique and delicious grilled insect meal!

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A new study from the University of Texas reveals scientists can pull clean drinking water from thin air. By using food scraps ...

Wellington is dealing with a gastric illness outbreak, as cryptosporidiosis rears its very spreadable head, with cases more than double the region’s typical number. According to Te Whatu Ora, there ...

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As flycatchers, phoebe birds are great for controlling pesky bugs in your yard. You can attract them with nesting shelves, ...

Captivated by his stories of surviving on bugs during his military ... it as the future of sustainable food. Insect farming uses significantly less land, water, and energy than traditional ...

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Global issues like food scarcity, environmental concerns ... cheese topped with live bugs, chicken feet in a cage (reflecting the "inhuman conditions of caged farming"), etc.

has temporarily closed nearly 2000 of its stores after a rat and bug were found in its food. On Saturday, March 29, Sukiya announced in a press release the temporary closure of its restaurants ...

(CNN) — A popular Japanese restaurant chain has closed nearly all of its 2,000 stores for cleaning this week, after a rat and a bug were found in its food. Sukiya, the country’s largest chain ...