Surviving On Edible Insects home Mark Ridsdill Smith

Mark Ridsdill Smith

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Surviving On Edible Insects home Mark Ridsdill SmithPresented by Mother Earth News, Surviving on Edible Insects catalogs only those that are easy to identify and have a long record of human consumption, including cicadas, worms, locusts, scarabs, and ants. In this unique guide, author Fred Demara (who instructed readers on what plants to nibble on in Eating on the Run) shares tips for identifying safe insects, locating their habitats, harvesting them in numbers, and preparing them properly to make them