How do almonds disperse seeds?

Almonds disperse their seeds primarily through a process called endozoochory, where animals consume the fruit and later excrete the seeds in different locations. The hard shell of the almond protects the seed as it passes through the digestive system. Additionally, once the fruit falls from the tree and decomposes, the seeds can be carried away by wind or water. This natural dispersion helps promote the growth of new almond trees in diverse areas.