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Quetzals are found from southern Mexico to Bolivia. The resplendent quetzal and the golden-headed quetzal are the only species found in Central America. The resplendent quetzal was the sacred bird of the ancient Mayas and Aztecs. Today the resplendent quetzal is the national emblem of Guatemala (whose monetary unit is the quetzal).
12. Real Tequila Doesnât Have A Worm In It. Perhaps even more popular than the actual tequila is the worm crawling around the bottom of the bottle. But the worm, or gusano, actually originated with tequila's âlower-qualityâ cousin, mezcal, largely as a marketing ploy. The gusano is the larvae of a type of moth that lives on the agave plant. 13. There Are Different Kinds of Tequila . According to Tequila.net, the main types of tequila are split into two categories: 100% Blue Agave, and Tequila Mixto (Mixed).