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An Incredible Skyscraper That Breeds Insects for Food
Could future generations live on a diet of exoskeleton inside this self-sustaining cricket hive?
Let's all take a moment to pray it doesn't come to this.
What you see above is a dystopian or delicious vision (depending on how much you like to eat bugs) of a skyscraper infested with crickets, given creepy life by Royal College of Art student Christopher Green. With food sources possibly stretching thin on an overpopulated planet, futurists are looking with hunger upon insects, which can be eaten whole in some cases or ground up into delightful-sounding "insect flour" to use for baking cakes that nobody wants. It may sound gross, but anything is better than starving to death, and the protein load would make a fitness buff totally ripped.