TYCO77:
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Yes, these are larva sourced from waned raffia palm tree which later metamorphosed to a kind of beetle found mostly in fresh palm wine. The Igbo name for this type of beetle is 'Akpakiri'. The other kind of larva is sourced from withered oil palm tree which metamorphosed to rhino beetle that you referred, Igbos call it 'Otugbu'. However, both are edible and nutritious.

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

Luchyke:
Yummy! is called Eruru in Igbo

Olawade24:
Is very sweet.

In delta state I da chop am steady with tapioca for sapele.

Jesu. The thing sweet die. On a very hungry afternoon just grab with one bottle of chilled Pepsi or coke your head go bring out oshiwiri like this .

100smile:


Watin we dey chop raw sometimes.

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
It's called Wankuru-Wankuru. I watched it in a carton program long time ago. I've never eaten it before, but when given opportunity, I'll eat
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

RoyalBlu:
Never!!!

People who eat it says it's yummy. I just look at em with side 👁️

It's called *edible* in some parts of Delta State.

RoyalBlu:
Never!!!

People who eat it says it's yummy. I just look at em with side 👁️

It's called *edible* in some parts of Delta State.

100smile:


Watin we dey chop raw sometimes.

TYCO77:
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Yes, these are larva sourced from waned raffia palm tree which later metamorphosed to a kind of beetle found mostly in fresh palm wine. The Igbo name for this type of beetle is 'Akpakiri'. The other kind of larva is sourced from withered oil palm tree which metamorphosed to rhino beetle that you referred, Igbos call it 'Otugbu'. However, both are edible and nutritious.

Botragelad:
Worms!? Lol

mariahAngel:
I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs .
I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir. 🤣🤣

So, can you eat these?
Have you had them before?
If you have, how do they taste?
What do you call them in your language?

Picture source: Instagram

Nicepoker:
Palm tree larva. It will later metamorphosed into one black beetle with a horn

BloodyDoe:
Yes I can.... As long as the food in question consist of 90% flesh and it’s very chewy, I’ll eat it.

[B]My mother always say she can trust me even with human meat.[/b]

RoyalBlu:
Never!!!

People who eat it says it's yummy. I just look at em with side 👁️

It's called *edible* in some parts of Delta State.

100smile:


Watin we dey chop raw sometimes.

RoyalBlu:
Never!!!

People who eat it says it's yummy. I just look at em with side 👁️

It's called *edible* in some parts of Delta State.