Why eating insects could help fight global warming

Eating Maggots

From the video's description: Ian, Alex, Garrett, Clark, Chelsea, Tom and I were at 99 Ranch Market when we saw frozen Nhong - that is to say, Vietnamese maggots. Also known as Dades, our research told us to roast them in the oven with a bit of salt. Desiring two methods of cooking, our gracious chef Ian suggested we also pan fry them with some garlic and spices. What follows is our journey into Andrew Zimmern's footsteps. We are also joined by Carly and Kaci.

Spider gorges cockroach

The word should be "engorges" but who's counting.

Playing with naughty Marmosets (Callithrix jacchus)

From the video's description: Playing with our cousin's Marmosets in São Paulo. I'm sorry if the image is too fast but these little buggers move extremely quickly!

These bad boys come from Brazil and they eat insects, spiders and small vertebrates. They also like fruit and well, nearly anything that's edible.

They are male and female and they are 1.5 years old. The female is not ready to have any offspring as they don't mature until the 2nd year.

Slug Eats Shrew

A slug noshes on a dead shrew who has expired in a garden.

Centipede Eats Mouse

There's something disturbing about an insect eating a mammal but here it is in all of its gory glory. Don't watch if you're a squeamish person who cannot stand the sight of a massive centipede consuming a little mouse.