They don't really jump, but there is a small worm inside the bean and when the worm moves, it changes the balance of the bean, causing it to roll over.
Just a couple of inches.
they jump obviously!!!!! its called Mexican jumping beans :)
Because soccer balls are purple and they eats Mexican jumping beans
Mexican jumping beans are not actually beans, but rather the seed capsules of a shrub. Inside the seed capsule, a larva of a small moth is present, and as the larva moves, it causes the bean to jump. The movement is a response to heat, which triggers the larva's muscles to contract, making the bean jump.
There not actually beans there moth larvae in a shell and there common in Mexico
Juming Feng has written: 'Zhi jian shang de huang hu ='
No, Mexican jumping beans are not a song; they are a type of seed that contains a small moth larva inside. When the larva moves, it causes the seed to "jump." The term is sometimes used in popular culture, but it primarily refers to this unique natural phenomenon rather than a musical composition.
the most usual Mexican dish in my family is rice or beans the most usual Mexican dish in my family is rice or beans
Maybe it could be dead* It could be turning into a moth It needs to be under light to jump *you need to mist it twice a week or it will die
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Mexico
Rice and beans are more commonly associated with Mexican cuisine, where they are a staple in dishes such as burritos, tacos, and enchiladas. While rice and beans can also be found in Italian cuisine, they are not as prevalent as in Mexican cuisine.