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Kids @ discovery. Insect eaters!

Author:	Exploration Production Inc.; Cerebellum Corporation.
Publisher:	San Francisco, CA : Cerebellum Corp., [2011]
Series:	Kids @ discovery., Creepy creatures series.
Edition/Format:	DVD video : Juvenile audience : English
Summary:	From Peru to Indonesia, from Venezuela to South Africa, insects are considered a delicacy. So why are some people disgusted by the consumption of critters that others consider perfectly normal? Kids will get an insightful look at some of the cultural and gastronomic prejudices.
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Subjects	Entomophagy -- Juvenile films. Edible insects -- Juvenile films. Food habits -- Juvenile films. View all subjects
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