Besides dispersal, what other advantage is gained by the seed when a fruit is eaten by an animal?

Question

The embryo receives water for germination in the animal's digestive system.
The seed coat is partially digested and becomes easier to open.
The seed is more likely to germinate due to the actions of animal enzymes.
Seed dispersal is the only advantage gained.

I am leaning towards "Seed dispersal is the only advantage gained."

Answer 1

If these are your choices, then #3 is the most correct. Many seeds benefit from the action of digestive enzymes, and some absolutely require them. In addtion, passing through an acidic stomach is often required for successful germination.

Answer 2

It is deposited with its own fertilizer.

Answer 3

satisfaction that it's flavor was enjoyed and nourishment disbursed.