Abandoned Place: A woman asked on Facebook what was the bizarre “egg” that appeared on the ceiling of her room

At first view, it appears to be a strange egg clinging to the room’s ceiling. Everyone immediately conjured up images of something terrifying, especially since the woman who made the photos public was pleading for assistance.

All Internet users who had the chance to witness a photograph of a strange egg clinging to the ceiling got shivers. The egg dripping from a room’s ceiling provoked a flurry of emotions and intense debate.

“Does anyone have any idea what that is?” a strange egg appeared on the room’s ceiling.

“This is in the closet of a friend’s son.” They’re not sure if he’s always been there and they’ve just spotted him now, or if he’s only recently appeared. It’s been a long time since they’ve moved there.

Is there anyone who knows what it is? “And what should she do?” says the narrator. According to 7news.com.au, Amy posted on a popular Facebook page dedicated to Australians.

The tweet sparked a flurry of responses, but no one could figure out what was dangling from the ceiling. Many others assumed it was a package of spider eggs. Everyone expected to find eggs inside, and the house may be infested at any time.

An Internet user commented, “If we were billions of years ago, I would have claimed it was a dinosaur egg.”

My husband worked with the rodent and believes it’s an egg-filled spider’s nest. You can vacuum it and then spray it heavily with insecticide. Another online user proposed the following solution: “If it’s a spider’s nest, there will be thousands of them there.”

Another individual suggested, “I advise a protective suit, insect spray, and fire, stab him and see what happens, at least you’ll be ready.”

What, exactly, was the strange egg suspended from the ceiling?

When it was revealed what it was, though, everyone was speechless. Amy’s father-in-law “intervened” by taking his heart between his teeth and solving the mystery.

Few would have guessed that the strange egg was only an expanding foam used on the house’s roof that had entered the ceiling.