house can become surprisingly attractive to wildlife.
Broken windows, open vents, gaps beneath doors, damaged roofing, and other openings can give animals easy access.
Once inside, an animal may find a quiet place to shelter or lay eggs without being disturbed.
A bedroom may seem like an unlikely location, but to an animal searching for a warm, protected space, an unused room can provide exactly what it needs.
Don’t Touch Mysterious Eggs
If you ever discover something similar in your home, curiosity should not be the first response.
Mysterious eggs should not be picked up, crushed, moved, or thrown away without knowing what they are.
Children and pets should be kept away from the area until the situation has been assessed.
Depending on where you live, disturbing wildlife or its eggs may also be restricted by local regulations.
The safest option is to contact a local wildlife authority, animal rescue
