Yummy Bugs Research Paper

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BUG By:Kyle Walters

Hi my name is Billy i own Billy’s yummy bugs and some people don't think we should eat bugs but if we eat birds why shouldn't we eat bugs.

Bugs can be good for you because they have lots of protein in them and are very healthy for you so it's kind of like eating your fruits and that.

Bugs also grow faster so they don’t take like 12 years to grow up fully like a cow but a bug takes only about 2 months and they don't take up as much space as a cow or pig.

People may also not want them in their restaurant because they think it will make them lose business but it will help them get more business.

There are a lot of people out there that like to eat bugs so it will help drag business in because

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