alleryStart learning →A squirrel buries seeds and some are never eaten. What happens?
AThey may grow into new plants
BThey melt away into the soil
CThey change into fern spores
DThey turn into plain pollen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. They may grow into new plants
Seeds that are hoarded and left uneaten grow into new plants, so the squirrel disperses them.
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