Seed Dispersal Methods

The video explains various methods by which seeds travel without feet or wings. Dandelion seeds use the wind, willow tree seeds float on rivers, cherry seeds are carried by birds, sunflower seeds are moved by rain, impassion seeds pop up by themselves, and Spanish needle seeds stick to people. Each method highlights the unique adaptations seeds have developed to disperse and grow in new locations.

How do dandelion seeds primarily travel?

• By sticking to animals

• With the help of wind

• By floating on water

• Through bird droppings

Which natural element helps willow tree seeds to travel?

• Water

• Rain

• Birds

• Wind

What role do birds play in the travel of cherry seeds?

• They use the seeds to build nests

• They bury the seeds in the ground

• They eat the seeds and drop them elsewhere

• They carry the seeds in their beaks

How do sunflower seeds typically reach the ground?

• By sticking to clothes

• With the help of rain

• By floating on water

• By being carried by animals

What unique method do impatiens seeds use to travel?

• They are carried by the wind

• They pop up by themselves

• They float on water

• They are eaten by animals

How do Spanish needle seeds often travel?

• By floating on water

• By sticking to people

• By being carried by birds

• By rolling on the ground