Strawberries can sometimes contain tiny insect larvae or bits of plant debris, which may become noticeable after soaking, but seeing white worm-like objects does **not** automatically mean the fruit contains dangerous parasites. Salt water is not a reliable food-safety test, so the best approach is to inspect the berries, discard any moldy or rotten ones, and rinse fresh strawberries thoroughly under running water before eating.
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