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Gourmet Grubs:  Using Insect Protein in Food

New June 2022! The Missouri Botanical Garden’s Butterfly House takes us on a food adventure with a mini-tasting like no other. The power ingredient in its dishes (spoiler alert – bugs!) will demonstrate the potential of this efficient protein source and the importance of insects in our food system. It’s called entomophagy and it’s something about 2 billion people around the world are already doing. You may want to expand your palate after viewing this story.

New June 2022! It’s called entomophagy and it’s something about 2 billion people around the world are already doing. You may want to expand your palate after viewing this story.

Bugs on the Menu:  Insect Protein for Food

New June 2002! The Missouri Botanical Garden’s Butterfly House takes us on a food adventure with a mini-tasting like no other. The power ingredient in its dishes (spoiler alert – bugs!) will demonstrate the potential of this efficient protein source and the importance of insects in our food system. It’s called entomophagy and it’s something about 2 billion people around the world are already doing. You may want to expand your palate after viewing this story.

Eat, Prey, Love:  Dating and Love in the Bug World

New May 2022! If you think dating is tough for humans, try being a bug. The experts at the Missouri Botanical Gardens’ Butterfly House explain how love can be extremely dangerous, even deadly for insects. Some bugs resort to chemical romance and nuptial gifts to improve their chances of mating…and living to tell about it. Plus, find out who’s the most romantic of the bug suitors and which insect earned the nickname “femme fatale” for her deceptive mating tactics.

New May 2022! If you think dating is tough for humans, try being a bug. Experts at the Missouri Botanical Gardens’ Butterfly House explain how love can be extremely dangerous, even deadly for insects.

Using the iNaturalist App

Jean Ponzi, Green Resources Manager at the EarthWays Center of the Missouri Botanical Garden, describes how to use the iNaturalist app to identify plants, animals, birds, and insects when you&#8217;re out in nature.

Jean Ponzi, Green Resources Manager at the EarthWays Center of the Missouri Botanical Garden, describes how to use the iNaturalist app to identify plants, animals, birds, and insects.

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The word Zugunruhe is a term derived from the German language that is best used to describe anxious behavior found within migratory birds seeking to take flight. Many of us have felt this same feeling at some point in our lives when things feel stagnant and a change needs to happen. At Zugunruhe Experience, we are the change that students have been seeking.
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