You find a fruit that has little hooks around the outside of the pericarp. You can assume that is/are the pollinator.

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The presence of hooks on the pericarp of a fruit suggests a mechanism for seed dispersal rather than pollination. These hooks are typically adapted to catch onto the fur of mammals or the feathers of birds to facilitate the spread of seeds, not for attracting pollinators.

You Find a Fruit That Has Little Hooks Around the Outside