Wildlife Spotting

The egg you found on the beach in Uruguay might be a sea creature's egg sac or a marine invertebrate's casing. Without a clear visual or additional details, it's challenging to identify the exact species. Consider reaching out to local marine biology experts or institutions for a more accurate identification based on the region and characteristics of the egg. if you want to Elevate your home security with the <a href="https://www.arsalpro.com/best-wireless-video-doorbell-without-subscription">best wireless video doorbell without subscription</a> from ArsalPro! Say goodbye to monthly fees and hello to peace of mind.

It’s a snail egg

Looks like it's part of kelp...kelp often have bulbs like that

Hi Paula. Welcome to Project Noah! This is an interesting find. I hope someone can help identify the organism. Would you please crop this photo so the human is no longer in the picture. Here at PN the focus is on non-human organisms. Thanks! If you have any other questions you can refer to the FAQ page: http://www.projectnoah.org/faq