How does a acorn disperse?

Acorns primarily disperse through animals, particularly squirrels and birds, which eat them and often forget where they buried their caches. Additionally, wind and water can aid in dispersing acorns over short distances. Some acorns may also fall and germinate near the parent tree, while others are carried away by natural elements or transported by human activities. This variety of dispersal methods helps ensure the survival and spread of oak trees.