Answer: Dragon fruit flesh

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Dragon fruit is a vibrant tropical fruit that grows on a type of cactus native to Central America but now widely cultivated across Southeast Asia. You'll find it in markets and smoothie bowls, instantly recognizable by its bright pink skin and distinctive leafy crown. When you cut one open, the creamy white or deep magenta interior is packed with tiny black seeds.

This close-up photo shows the texture of the flesh itself, where the tiny seeds create an almost polka-dotted pattern throughout the soft, seeded interior. When magnified this much, the granular structure and seed distribution look so abstract that the tropical fruit becomes almost unrecognizable, disguising its true identity behind a sea of dark specks and creamy tones.

Search for regular, repeating patterns of tiny dark specks embedded in soft, pale material that suggests seeds throughout flesh.

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