For more than half a century Mexican jumping beans have been sold in the United States. They are safe, non-toxic, and will not harm animal life or any material goods or clothing. The beans usually jump from mid summer until the following early spring.

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The moth lays it’s egg in the flower tree called Euphorbiaceae Sebastana Pavoniana. The flower then forms a seedpod around the moth egg. When the rains start, the seedpod matures, splits into three parts, and falls to the ground.The egg turns into a caterpillar, which then consumes the seed inside and causes the bean to jump!

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