If you live in a temperate or warm climate, or if a window was left open recently, this is the most likely answer. House geckos and small lizards frequently seek out quiet, dark, and protected spaces to lay their eggs—and the space under or behind a bed is prime real estate.
The clues match:Â Gecko eggs are famously described as small, perfectly oval, white or pale, and having a delicate, chalky, or slightly leathery texture. They are often laid in pairs or small, neat clusters.
The good news:Â They are
