Caviar!

Peacock Mantis Shrimp - Odontodactylus scyllarus is fairly commonly seen in the Philippines or at least in Anilao.
They are quite colourful especially the tail part, which gives them their common name - Peacock.
For a fairly commonly seen shrimp, what makes this encounter more special is to see them brooding their eggs. They carry a big bunch of eggs under the head all the way down to under the abdomen, pinkish in colour, looking like bunches of grapes. When the eggs are more developed, it is possible to see tiny black dots of the eyes of the embryos. The eggs this one is carrying is still new as only a spot of white is seen in the eggs.