I would think eating insects would be worse for the environment because of how they benefit the environment. Also, how many people would be willing to eat insects to help the environment?

Insects are a good source of protein but how would it be accepted to eat insects as a regular meal? Would it be okay in our society to buy bags of roaches to cook for dinner? What would others think?

It is interesting how in western culture, this is seen as disgusting but a large amount of the population do do this. Westerners should be more open to eating new things that are actually better for you

Although there are many benefits to eating insects, I think most people including myself would never be able to eat bugs. It probably isn't that bad since 2 billion people around the world do it, but since we are not used to eating bugs from an early age, our fear will probably only increase as the years go by. If we were introduced to this earlier, eating bugs would be normal.

Insects are a better source of food than cows are because they don't produce CO2 like Cows do that can destroy the environment. In addition they have more protein than beef.

I did not know all the benefits that came along with increasing our insect intake like decreasing food prices and eliminating a decent percentage of greenhouse gas emissions.

Based on the infographic, it shows how much healthier insects are than regular meat or animals that we would normally eat. Insects have more protein and less carbon dioxide is produced.

Honesty i find this really intresting because it shows how we can help save money while getting the same or better nutrition.

Insect consumption will reduce the amount of animal farming across the world. This would be bad for farmers; they would earn less money. Besides, how many people in this country, let alone the world, would voluntarily step up to eating insects for nutrition and less animal farming?

I think that this would be hard to convert many countries to this because of the stigma against bugs. I don't think the issue would be the way the bugs taste but how they are viewed by society.

I found these facts really intresting. It is crazy that 1900 species of food are edible. while 31% are beetles that is crazy.

Although it says here that incorporating insects in you diet is healthier and better for everyone, I still think it is gross. Personally I think insects are disgusting, but if other people think otherwise, I am fine with that.

Bugs are not only more nutritious than regular meat, but are more cost and energy efficient. They produce less wastes and are better overall, why don't we eat them already?

I honestly did not know that a diet including a variety of bugs would benefit the environment. I feel as if more of society were to know this, they would be more open-minded to "widening" their cuisine.

I don't like flies, but grasshoppers are yummy.

This will help people in the future because if we run out of food sources it might hep us humans as a source of proteins

I think bugs are a good solution for a supply of nutrition. Bugs are not high in demand right now while traditional meats are. We are running out of resources and space for our growing population

I like most people find bugs disgusting but they are a good source of protein and they are also an alternative for food.

Though this is extremely efficient, its just grooooss. I think that it does have something to do with psychology but, I just can't bring myself to eat anything that squirms.

Personally I have eaten bugs before in my life and I don't find a problem in eating them. I am not squeamish around bugs so i am comfortable eating them. I have tried cricket and ants before, and they tasted great.

I agree that there should be a new way to consume meat but I also think it should be done differently than eating insects.

This is also significant because I would never eat a bug but 80 percent of the population already eats it. Also, insects are related to shrimp, which I have eaten before.

This quote is significant because the article says that meat will run out because we are consuming it all. And a solution is to eat bugs.

This video was quite interesting, nonetheless. I feel as if this video will turn some people away from the bug eating community.