Well, here is your chance.
Many animals depend on acorns each fall to get through the winter.
About 15 years ago, Dr. Walter Koenig noticed that if one oak had a lot of acorns on a given year, other trees of the same species appeared to have a lot of acorns. Conversely, if it was a bad year for acorns for one tree, it looked like it was bad all over. From these observations, Walter developed an hypothesis . This is where you come in. Walt can only visit so many trees each year.