Strawberry "seeds" are actually the fruit, here's a close-up showing the stems

Fruitception

They look like mini mangoes!

Does this mean strawberries aren't fruits?

If my botany knowledge is up to date, the 'seeds' you see there are actually the ovaries with the fruit on the inside. The fleshy part you eat is just receptacle tissue. I remember that from my botany course last year. If I find my notes I can confirm it for you. @silvermyth botanically speaking, it doesn't fit the definition of a botanical berry ("a fleshy fruit without a stone produced from a single flower containing one ovary"). A strawberry is an aggregate accessory fruit (it comes from more than one ovary and the tissue isn't all from the ovary). But it's still a fruit!

Looks like a balding, red testicle with pears on it.