The secret of giving good answers to outdoor questions has to do with choosing the right syntax, which is the relationship of one word to another. It's not exactly necessary the words have anything to do with the correct answer, although a tendency in that direction might be helpful. Also being well-versed in a vocabulary of 911,000 outdoor terms might be helpful. Words like mating ritual and winter fat are good. Also, it's fairly helpful to use gestures to illustrate the explanation.
Gestures are good.
It's why the seeds spin. The outdoorsman could make looping gestures with his index finger maybe. It's that simple. Outdoorsmen produce thousands of answers like this every day. Of course the explanation is complete nonsense.