- Bay Area Bug Eating Society (BABES)
 - Dedicated to the fun and enjoyment of eating bugs. Includes recipes, and events calendar for the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of insect eaters. - Bay Area Bug Eating Society: Comprehensive List of Yummy Bugs
- Learn the nutrition facts of protein-rich insects, including crickets, caterpillars, weevils, silk worm pupae, and giant waterbugs.
- Bugfood!
- Covers insect-themed foods, the use of insects as food, and insect snacks from around the world.
- Critters on the Menu
- Insects make dinner more exciting. Learn about some common buggy main courses around the globe.
- Eating Bugs
- Learn which insects are edible, how to raise and purchase insects for eating, and how to cook various bugs.
- Food Insects Newsletter, Inc.
- Subscription information and selected articles from back issues about harvesting and preparing insects as food.
- Grow a Brain: Entomophagy (Insect Eating) Archives
- Blog archive full of insect eating links and pictures of scorpion soup and marinated water beetles among others.
- Insects as Food
- Information about eating bugs, including an online book by Dr. Gene DeFoliart, pictures of edible species, and the nutritional value of insects.
- Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Insects as Human Food
- Article details which bugs are most popular to eat in different parts of the world. Includes nutritional facts and insect recipes.
- Outside Magazine: It's Hard to Eat Just One
- Crunchy defence of eating insects (entomophagy). Includes some great pictures of bugs in people's mouths.
- SFGate: Eating Your Garden Snails
- Interview with Victor Yool, who makes escargot out of the gooey garden snails from his backyard. Learn all about the slow, slimy, hermaphroditic snails.
- Wikipedia: Entomophagy
- Brief article about the practice of eating insects, such as spiders, grasshoppers, crickets, beetles, moth larvae and pupae, and scorpions.
- Zach's Bug-Feasting Page
- Photos of Zach enjoying mealworms, giant silkworms, hornets, scorpions, beetles, and other creepy crawlies.
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