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Europe's aversion to eating insects may have deep ecological and evolutionary roots
The European aversion to eating insects may be rooted in ecological and evolutionary factors.
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The European aversion to eating insects may be rooted in ecological and evolutionary factors. This is notable given the search for alternative food sources due to population growth and environmental pressures. Insects are being considered as a sustainable food option, with many species listed as edible. Organizations like the FAO have proposed them as a viable alternative. The consideration of insects as food is driven by current production and consumption patterns, as well as the climate crisis.
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