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Eating Bugs Is Answer To World Food Security Concerns, UN Report Says [VIDEO]
As billions of 17 year cicadas prepare to emerge from the ground in North America and across the globe in Madagascar biblical plagues of locusts are destroying crops and threatening the livelihood of an entire nation, a recent report from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) suggests that the answer to the world's food problem is to eat the bugs.
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