Vincent M. Holt

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Vincent M. Holt was the author of an 1885 manifesto, titled Why Not Eat Insects? that laid out the arguments in favor of eating insects.[1][2]

He argued against eating lobsters. "The lobster, a creature consumed in incredible quantities at all the highest tables in the land, such a foul feeder that, for its sure capture, the experienced fisherman will bait his lobster-pot with putrid flesh or fish which is too far gone even to attract a crab."

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  1. ^ (9 June 1885). Insect Eating, St. Paul Daily Globe
  2. ^ Edwards, Adam (4 June 2008). Eating insects: save the planet and munch a moth, The Telegraph

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