A man discovers mysterious reptile eggs next to a lake in southern Thailand.

Supachai Koetpol found the bizarre shaking eggs on a stone while he was taking a stroll in Phang Nga province on May 19.

The baby reptiles could be seen squirming around inside their shells.

"I was curious when I saw those tiny eggs. The babies were even moving!", tells the man.

It is believed that those are Caecilians' eggs. Caecilians are limbless amphibians that look like hige worms.

This is the moment a man discovered mysterious reptile eggs next to a lake southern Thailand.

Supachai Koetpol found the bizarre moving eggs on a stone while he was taking a stroll in Phang Nga province on May 19. The baby reptiles could be seen squirming around inside their shells.

He said: 'I was curious when I saw those tiny eggs. The babies hiding under the shells were even moving.'

The eggs are believed to be the offspring of a Caecilian - a limbless amphibian that usually live hidden in the ground. The creature has the ability to live on both land and water.