The seeds of strawberries are typically a yellowish color. Interestingly, strawberry seeds are not actually located inside the fruit; instead, they are scattered on the surface, which makes strawberries unique among fruits. Each small, seed-like structure is called an achene, which contains a single seed. The bright red, juicy flesh of the strawberry that we consume is derived from the receptacle of the flower and is actually a part of the flower's ovary. This distinctive arrangement contributes to the strawberry's appeal and flavor, making it a popular fruit worldwide.