How do acorn seeds travel?

Acorn seeds primarily travel through a process known as seed dispersal, which is largely facilitated by animals, particularly squirrels and birds. Squirrels often bury acorns to store them for later use, inadvertently planting them when they forget about some of their caches. Additionally, acorns can be dispersed by water or wind, though these methods are less common. Once the acorns germinate, they grow into new oak trees, contributing to forest ecosystems.