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1
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Apis mellifera Linnaeus, 1758
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Hymenoptera: Apidae
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Under the soil or in hollow wood
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Monsoon and winter
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Food: larva, pupa: fried
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Therapy: honey: coughs, sore throats, and mouth ulcers; raw insect juice: cure mouth ulcers
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2
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Apis dorsata Fabricius, 1793
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Hymenoptera: Apidae
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Rocky cliffs
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Monsoon
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Food: larva, pupa: fried
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Therapy: honey: coughs, sore throats, and mouth ulcers
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3
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Darthula hardwickii Gray, 1832
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Hemiptera: Aetalionidae
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Tree trunks (various tree species)
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Spring
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Food: adult, nymph: frying after discarding wings
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Therapy: jaundice: drink the decoction of the crushed roasted insect
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4
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Unidentified sp. (Longhorn beetles)
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Coleoptera: Cerambycidae
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Trunk and branches of Albizia sp
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Autumn
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Food: larva, pupa: fried or the larvae are boiled in a small amount of water by adding ginger, garlic, and salt preferably with chilly, and cooked until the water evaporates
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Therapy: larva: cough: make soup by adding salt, ginger, and garlic
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5
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Notobitus species
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Hemiptera: Coreidae
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Various plants
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Food: adult: fried
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Therapy: adult: cough
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6
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Tipula species
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Diptera: Tipulidae
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Aquatic and terrestrial
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Summer
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Food: larva: fried
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Therapy: larva: speed up the healing process after surgery and to relieve body aches: soup or the cooked larva is served for quick recovery
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7
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Rhynchophorus species
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Coleoptera: Curculionidae
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Phoenix species
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Monsoon
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Food: larva: fried
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Therapy: larva: cough: soup of the larva by adding ginger, garlic and salt
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8
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Vespa soror du Buysson, 1905
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Hymenoptera: Vespidae
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Soil (underground)
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Autumn
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Food: larva, pupa: cooking or fried
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Therapy: improves eyesight, strengthens the body
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9
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Unidentified sp. (Pink Oak borer)
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Lepidoptera
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Trunk or branches of Quercus species
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Autumn
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Food: larva, pupa: cooking or fried
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Therapy: body ache and cough: soup of the larvae
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