How does the animal in the image help pollinate flowers? (1 point)

a deer in a field of flowers
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When the deer brushes up against the flowers, pollen is moved from one plant to another.

When the deer brushes up against the flowers, it pollinates the stigma of the flowers.

When the deer eats the flowers, the flower is digested, and new seeds are produced.

When it rains and the deer walks by the flower, pollen is moved from the plant into the water