Cricket Lollipops? More People Are Eating Bugs
Aug. 16, 2006

What if you looked in your lunch box and found a grasshopper sandwich and a cricket lollipop? That may make you feel sick to your stomach, but more and more people are eating bugs.

People in cultures around the world have been eating bugs for thousands of years. Today, probably more than half of people worldwide eat these creepy, crawly creatures.

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Website: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/kids/2004/04/eatingbugs.html

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