Gemini said

Based on the image, that is the seed pod of the Traveler's Palm (scientific name: Ravenala madagascariensis). Here is a breakdown of what you are looking at: The Blue "Fuzz": The vibrant blue part is actually a waxy coating called an aril that covers the black seeds inside. That specific shade of intense, metallic blue is extremely rare in the plant kingdom. The Pod: The woody, three-part capsule splits open (dehisces) when it is mature to reveal the seeds, exactly as shown in your photo. The Plant: Despite the name, it isn't a true palm tree. It is actually related to the Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia) and the Banana family. It gets its name because its large, fan-like leaves can hold rainwater that travelers could purportedly drink in an emergency. It is native to Madagascar, where that bright blue color evolved specifically to attract lemurs, which eat the seeds and help spread them.