Eggplant (vegetable, not an insect)

Natural Habitat

Cultivated plant in gardens and agricultural fields.

Diet & Feeding

As a plant, it produces its own energy through photosynthesis. It absorbs nutrients and water from the soil.

Behavior Patterns

Eggplants are annual plants that grow from seeds. They produce flowers which are then pollinated (often by bees), leading to the development of the fruit (the eggplant itself).

Risks & Benefits

Benefits: A nutritious vegetable, rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. No direct risks to humans from consumption unless allergic. The plant itself can be susceptible to various pests and diseases.

Identified on: 9/23/2025