The legend goes that an Indian who was lost in an Andean forest and was down with fever drank from a pool of stagnant water and found that it tasted bitter. He realized the water must have been ...

If you're eating right now, you may want to take a break to digest this bit of news: You have cells a lot like taste buds in your digestive system, and they're hunting for worms. Tuft cells, as ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, DEC. 13, 2005-- Survival is an acquired taste. The worm, C. elegans, lives in soil and feeds on different bacteria, including potentially pathogenic ones. But good taste is not ...

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Worms can convert food scraps into nutrient-rich compost for a garden. Those interested can learn more about the process at the Audubon Nature Center’s next Taste of Nature Series class from 6:30-8 ...

worms might have had a more-rounded diet 30 million years ago. If you're enjoying this article, consider supporting our award-winning journalism by subscribing. By purchasing a subscription you are ...

A Green Lake woman who doesn't trust food sold in stores has taken to feeding herself and her family almost entirely with food found in her back yard, and that includes eating squirrels. Melany Vorass ...

Presto-X will bring the Rentokil Pestaurant to North Texas for the first time on June 3-5 at Taste of Dallas. If a pest control company and edible bugs sound like strange bedfellows, it's important to ...