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“Insects are the most abundant life form on earth and, except during winter, are the first foods anyone should turn to for sustenance upon becoming lost or stranded.
Not only can bugs be found in large quantities, but they are highly nutritious, being rich in fats, proteins, and carbohydrates.
The main caveat is that people who suffer from shellfish allergies should avoid them.
Grasshoppers are easy to pick off grass stems at dawn, when the nip in the air has caused them to go into torpor.
Crickets, beetles, and grubs can be found under rocks. Other good places to search include…”
