Seed dispersal in squirting cucumber occurs via

The squirting cucumber is a poisonous relative of the edible cucumber.
The squirting cucumber is so-called because of its unusual form of rapid plant movement.
When ripe, the fruits pop off ( ballistic mechanism) the end of their stems. They then forcibly eject their mucilage-covered seeds in an explosive stream. This unusual adaptation is thought to aid in seed dispersal.