"The larva may live for years inside the bean with varying periods of dormancy. If the larva has adequate conditions such as moisture, it will live long enough to go into a pupal stage. Normally in the spring, the moth will force its way out of the bean through a round "trap door", leaving behind the pupal casing. The small, silver and gray-colored moth will live for only a few days.
The beans jump as a survival measure in order to protect the larvae from the heat, which can cause them to dry out. The ultraviolet rays from the sun stimulate them to jump, even in cool temperatures, but leaving them in the sun for extended periods will dehydrate and kill them."
5-6 weeks then they hatch into disgusting little maggots
Mexico
no
There not actually beans there moth larvae in a shell and there common in Mexico
no
Jumping beans are the cocoons of a moth's larva known as Cydia deshaisiana. They usually feed on the leaves of plants of the Sebastiana genus, a shrub located on northern and central Mexico.
they dont
It will kill them.
no, you can not feed jumping beans, but they do they do need a little bit of water once in a while to keep them alive.
cool American jeanes
Just a dry, warm place.
Just a couple of inches.