others say it's a family adition mainly in yemeni and moroccan and jewish communities. >> since the swarm started in egypt, many people have seen this as an opportunity, especially those who deprom a tradition of eating the locusts. it brings back the memories of it and passes a tradition on to the next generation. >> the swarms are a disaster for farmers across the middle east. crops are being sprayed to try to wipe them out n. egypt, there's been 20 locust swarms in the last eight weeks. israel has even offered to spray across the border. still, some israelis are traveling to the desert to catch their own fresh supply to eat. you go early in the morning or just in the early evening, you can see them, because when the wings stop or when it starts to be cold and dark, they're landing and slipping and you can just see them like that. >> then the preparation is simple. this restaurant can't get enough to meet demand. there's a waiting list of people, both religious jews and curious foodees.

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