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These are eggs. They look like seeds

They look like seeds. They are stick-insect eggs.

These are eggs. They look like seeds

They look like seeds. They are stick-insect eggs.

Stick-insect eggs can look like seeds—and have a fitted lid pushed aside at hatching. Source: True Tales of the Insects. AI illustrations, informed by the book’s engravings.

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