Strawberries are known for containing multiple seeds on their exterior. Unlike many fruits that have seeds inside, the seeds of strawberries—called achenes—are scattered on the outside. Each strawberry has approximately 200 seeds, making it unique among fruits. This characteristic makes strawberries quite interesting, as the seeds are an integral part of their identity, contributing to both their texture and the way they propagate. Additionally, their vibrant color and sweet flavor further enhance strawberries' appeal as a popular fruit worldwide.