Do the Mayan tribe eat bugs?

Yes, some Mayan communities do consume insects as part of their traditional diet. Bugs such as crickets, grasshoppers, and various larvae are considered rich in protein and are often prepared in various ways, such as frying or toasting. This practice is rooted in the cultural significance of utilizing available local resources for nutrition. Insects are also valued for their flavor and are sometimes incorporated into dishes or served as snacks.