Mexican Jumping Beans

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Villain_S_Fiend
08/15/2024
10:15 PM
#1
They came to mind today, and I realized I haven't seen or heard anyone talk about them in decades. Made me wonder if they're a forgotten novelty.
The food here is terrible. My steak was so tough it attacked my coffee and the coffee was too weak to defend itself.
Ricemills
08/15/2024
10:33 PM
#2
Yes.
They're not actually beans but some kind of cocoon.
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Irony
08/15/2024
10:35 PM
#3
Ricemills posted...
Yes.
They're not actually beans but some kind of cocoon.
No
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Villain_S_Fiend
08/15/2024
10:35 PM
#4
Ricemills posted...
They're not actually beans but some kind of cocoon.
They're seed pods with moth larva inside.
The food here is terrible. My steak was so tough it attacked my coffee and the coffee was too weak to defend itself.
Alteres
08/15/2024
10:36 PM
#5
They used to have them in cereal boxes

neat!
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Ricemills
08/15/2024
10:36 PM
#6
Villain_S_Fiend posted...
They're seed pods with moth larva inside.

Eh, tomato tamato
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Villain_S_Fiend
08/15/2024
10:39 PM
#7
Ricemills posted...
Eh, tomato tamato
Well yeah, both serve the same essential purpose. Though the act of the larva eating the inside layer of the pod is what makes them jump.
The food here is terrible. My steak was so tough it attacked my coffee and the coffee was too weak to defend itself.
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