Fresh cranberries bounce when they are fully ripe.
Why it is true
Farmers use machines that bounce the berries to separate the ripe ones from the damaged ones. Air pockets inside the ripe fruit allow it to bounce over wooden barriers, falling into packaging boxes.
Source: USDA
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