The fruit with its seeds on the outside is the strawberry. Unlike most fruits, which enclose their seeds, strawberries possess tiny seeds, known as achenes, embedded on its surface. This unique characteristic sets strawberries apart and makes them distinct. Botanically speaking, the fleshy part of the strawberry is not a true fruit; it is a swollen receptacle that supports the achenes. Strawberries are not only popular for their sweet flavor but also rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and dietary fiber, making them a favored choice for healthy diets and culinary uses.