> Each "seed" on the outside of a strawberry is actually a fruit that contains a single seed. This depends on the perspective you want to take. From an anatomi

> Each "seed" on the outside of a strawberry is actually a fruit that contains a single seed. This depends on the perspective you want to take. From an anatomical perspective, the fruit part of the strawberry is different from the fruit part of a grape. From an economic perspective, they are the same; the sweet and fleshy material is the payment from the plant to the animal for doing the plant a service. The seed is something that the animal doesn't want but consumes anyway as part of the deal.