Animals
What's For Dinner? Crunchy Honey Bee Larvae and Pupae Are on the Menu!
Given the increasing human population that has been projected to number 9 billion by 2050, scientists are always looking out for new potential sources of food. One particular ingredient caught their eye: honey bee brood or the larvae and pupae of drones.
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