In some species the eggs resemble plant seeds, complete with a mimic elaiosome (called a "capitulum") as in plants that are associated with ants in myrmecochory. These eggs are collected by the ants and taken to their nests.
Some species of animals lay eggs that look like plant seeds, with a structure called an elaiosome (a "capitulum") that resembles the ones found on plants used for ant dispersal via myrmecochory.  These eggs are then collected by ants and brought to their nests.