¿Qué son esos objetos blancos en la foto?

Yesterday, while inspecting a surface in my workspace, I stumbled upon a cluster of small, white, oval-shaped objects. At first glance, the sheer number of them suggested something more significant than a common household pest like an ant or cockroach colony.

Close-up view of small, white, oval-shaped objects grouped in a cluster on a surface.
White oval objects clustered together.

¿Huevos de reptil?

My initial hypothesis leaned toward reptile eggs—specifically those of a gecko or small lizard. However, upon closer inspection and cross-referencing typical biological traits, I noted that these objects were remarkably clean and uniform.

Mi conclusión

Regardless of their origin, prudence dictates we don’t crush them blindly. We should observe their texture—soft or hard—and look for signs like droppings or nesting materials nearby.