Should Bugs Be On The Menu Analysis

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Should bugs be on the menu? I think that bugs should be on the menu Because in the article it said that bugs are our next sours of food. I don’t believe that 100% but if our food sours goes down a lot of us will die. And in the article it said 2 billion people like bugs and I think that I would like one too maybe. I also think that if they make a lot of bug menu’s that they will make some good money because a lot of people might like it ya I wouldn't won't to eat bugs but I might like it you never now. And in the article it said that a lot of bugs are poisoned so you better git the not poison one. Every one thinks that they are little monster but I think that they are cool because they can scare other people like when you catch them

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