Strawberries are botanically considered berries.

False! Although we commonly refer to strawberries as berries, botanically they are considered "accessory fruits" (or aggregate fruits). A true berry, such as a blueberry or currant, develops from a single flower's ovary and has its seeds inside the flesh. A strawberry's "seeds" are actually small achenes (nuts) on the outside of the swollen receptacle, which is part of the flower's base.