Great Tang: From the Start, I Convinced Li Er to Have the Entire Nation Eat Locusts

Locusts are indeed non-toxic before they become locusts, but when they gather, they secrete a toxin. I remember Xiaoliang or that popular science guru said that

If locusts can be eaten, will ordinary people not eat them? You still have to chase away the locusts stupidly, maybe you have read too many marketing accounts, and you really think that the locusts can't be eaten? That's because scientists have made great efforts to achieve a country without a large number of locust plagues. To solve the problem by eating, I'm afraid you are not a monkey fishing for the moon - looking for wetness ()

Comments on Chapter 3 of "Datang: The Beginning of the Tang Dynasty: Deceiving Li Er to Eat Locusts" written by Chengfeng I: Provide strategies to solve the locust plague.

It stands to reason that you can eat it, after all, even puffer fish is dared to be eaten in Japan.

After eating, let's lie down together

... Say it again! Say it again! No more locust plagues eating locusts! A single locust is indeed non-toxic, but when the locust matures and is attacked, it will secrete a toxic substance! Poisonous! Focus on it! Poisonous! Poisonous!!!

The locusts seem to be poisonous, right?

Brother, you cannot eat yellow worms after they become a disaster.