How do cherries get dispersed?

Cherries are primarily dispersed by birds, which eat the fruit and later excrete the seeds in different locations, facilitating germination. Additionally, mammals and other animals may also help in seed dispersal through similar feeding and excretion behaviors. Some cherry trees can also disperse seeds through natural processes like water runoff or by the wind, though this is less common. Overall, animal interactions play a crucial role in the dispersal of cherry seeds.