These bright pink eggs of the non-native apple snail (Pomacea canaliculata) contain potent neurotoxin “perivitellin-2”. You probably won’t die if you handle these barehanded but you definitely won’t like your hands for a while, at the very least. These eggs are also poisonous to fish and other aquatic and land-based life. Apple snails hitched a ride up from South America and are considered invasive. Smash, crush, or burn these eggs on sight! | Merriwether's Foraging Texas