The Tsimane are an indigenous group living in the lowland rainforests of Bolivia. They primarily inhabit the Moxos region and are known for their traditional lifestyle, which includes hunting, fishing, and farming. The Tsimane speak their own language, also called Tsimane, and have a rich cultural heritage that includes unique customs and beliefs. The Tsimane community is recognized for their remarkable health and longevity, often attributed to their active lifestyle and diet rich in natural foods. They have been the subject of various studies, particularly in relation to health, nutrition, and the effects of modern influences on traditional ways of life.