How could an animal such as a deer help disperse the seeds of an apple?

Deer can help disperse Apple seeds by consuming the fruit and then excreting the seeds in different locations. As they eat Apples, the seeds pass through their digestive system unharmed, thanks to their tough outer coating. When the deer defecate, the seeds are deposited in new areas, providing them with a chance to germinate and grow into new Apple trees. This process aids in the propagation of Apple trees and enhances genetic diversity within their populations.