David Middleton grace, a man from Providence, Rhode Island, has eaten more than 5000 insects in 11 years. The man, 47, is a married father. In an interview with a program, he showed people how to catch insects deep in the jungle and "euthanize" them by freezing them. ……
David Middleton grace, a man from Providence, Rhode Island, has eaten more than 5000 insects in 11 years. The man, 47, is a married father. In an interview with a program, he showed people how to catch insects deep in the jungle and "euthanize" them by freezing them.
David Gracer, an English teacher, admits that his eating habits are different. 'it's my choice. People will say that I am crazy or have a brain disease, but just like eating crabs and shrimps, insects are seafood in the water, why can't I eat them on land? 'David said. Under the influence of her husband, Kim Jason became an insect fan from the first refusal. What's more, the couple's basement freezer houses about 12000 insects of 20 different species. According to David, a bag of grasshoppers can last for a week or two.
David said: 'a bowl of grasshoppers is more vitamin rich and low fat than beef, and the consumption of production resources is much smaller'. It is reported that more than half of the world's' entomologists' like David specialize in eating all kinds of insects. But is it healthy to eat like this? How will it affect the insect world?