Yes, it is true that figs and wasps have a mutualistic relationship, where figs provide a place for wasps to lay their eggs, and wasps pollinate the figs. Some species of figs have specialized flowers that can only be pollinated by the fig wasp. The female wasp enters the fig and lays her eggs inside, where they mature into adult wasps. However, the fig also contains an enzyme called ficin, which breaks down the wasp's exoskeleton and integrates it into the fig. So while it is true that figs and wasps are closely associated, you are not directly eating live wasps when you eat figs.
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