The food laws made most bugs off-limits. But the ancient Hebrews could eat locusts. Locusts eat crops. So why let them destroy the harvest? Instead, people ate them. The locusts were grilled or fried.

The food laws made most bugs off-limits. But the ancient

Hebrews could eat locusts. Locusts eat crops. So why let
them destroy the harvest? Instead, people ate them. The
locusts were grilled or fried. They made a sweet and
crunchy snack.
Why is this passage in the Article? It shows
A. why ancient food laws made bugs off-limits
B. that crops today are often destroyed by bugs
C. that locusts are a snack people eat today
D. why the ancient Hebrews ate locuists

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