👉 Salpinga, also known as egg sacs, are a type of organ found in female mammals that is primarily responsible for laying eggs. These structures are formed through the development of an embryo and are filled with various substances such as hyaluronic acid and proteins to support the developing embryo's growth and development. Salpingacantha are typically located inside the uterus or fallopian tubes, and they play a crucial role in the reproductive process by providing nutrients and oxygen for the developing embryos.