crickets have sometimes been used as food in West Java and Vietnam. In Thailand, mole crickets () are valued as food in Isan. They are usually eaten fried along with sticky rice. In the Philippines, they are served as a delicacy called camaro in the province of Pampanga and are a tourist attraction. They are also served in parts of Northern Luzon. Notes References External links Mole Cricket at Australian Museum Houston, Terry (2011) Information sheet: Mole Crickets at Western Australian Museum Prendergast, Amy (2012) "Solving the Mystery of the Hidden Callers of the Night " at Australian Wildlife Secrets Mole Cricket Knowledge Base at University of Florida / Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences On the University of Florida / Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Featured Creatures website mole crickets, Scapteriscus spp. mole cricket nematode Larra spp., mole cricket hunters Bug-a-Boo’s or Grubs Up Gryllotalpidae Edible insects Extant Valanginian first appearances