I had an idea of a wind tree that can create wind but it is not man-made) in a fantasy world. Then I began to think/wonder of ways it could realistically work without any magic.

So thats where I'm stuck. Hope this clears up the confusion. Its like a off category of the Anatomically Correct series (which is how I first found this site) but instead of fictional creatures, its a tree.

Here's my thought process on how a wind tree could exist on Earth:

Why does it need to create wind? To clean itself of dust perhaps or scare predators away from eating it seeds. From what I learned from the answers, perpetual motion is out of question so maybe it uses water pressure which it can control and blow wind out of mini blowholes. I think the seeds will be some dandelion shape so benefit from the wind.

When will it blow? I very badly want it to be 24/7 but that does not sound possible. Wind tree seems inhabitable since taking inspiration from venus flytraps, there will be lots of tiny hairs or maybe just blocking the blowholes signals to blow it off.

Weaknesses: Fire? I originally imagined it to deflect fire thats dropping from the sky.

how it looks: cactus tree?

I had an idea of a wind tree that can create wind but it is not man-made) in a fantasy world. Then I began to think/wonder of ways it could realistically work without any magic.

So thats where I'm stuck. Hope this clears up the confusion. It's like an off category of the Anatomically Correct Series (which is how I first found this site), but instead of fictional creatures, it's a tree.

Here's my thought process on how a wind tree could exist on Earth:

Why does it need to create wind? To clean itself of dust perhaps or scare predators away from eating it seeds. From what I learned from the answers, perpetual motion is out of question so maybe it uses water pressure which it can control and blow wind out of mini blowholes. I think the seeds will be some dandelion shape so benefit from the wind.

When will it blow? I very badly want it to be 24/7 but that does not sound possible. Wind tree seems inhabitable since taking inspiration from venus flytraps, there will be lots of tiny hairs or maybe just blocking the blowholes signals to blow it off.

Weaknesses: Fire? I originally imagined it to deflect fire thats dropping from the sky.

How does it looks: like a cactus tree?

I had this idea of a tree that can create wind on its own in a fantasy world because wind makes fire more powerful*. I considered using gravity as a natural force to somehow make it work or perpetual motion. Or perhaps a suction system that is powered by sunlight. Perpetual motion breaks the first two physics laws of energy, but could it be possible that it could be overcome somehow?

Will the wind tree have the wind go in one direction or like mini blowholes or fans?

As to how it interacts with fire, will it make it almost fire proof in a way since there will be a wind barrier? The trunk won't be creating wind, just the leaves. I'm imagining the more fire on top of tree, the stronger the wind gets that it would create like a mini storm/hurricane?

As for if it bearing fruit, I've mostly decided no, that it can survive the winter, probably looks like a cypress X sequoia. Why does it create wind? I only got to keep itself clean.

*Not true, it makes it spread faster

I had an idea of a wind tree that can create wind but it is not man-made) in a fantasy world. Then I began to think/wonder of ways it could realistically work without any magic.

So thats where I'm stuck. Hope this clears up the confusion. Its like a off category of the Anatomically Correct series (which is how I first found this site) but instead of fictional creatures, its a tree.

Here's my thought process on how a wind tree could exist on Earth:

Why does it need to create wind? To clean itself of dust perhaps or scare predators away from eating it seeds. From what I learned from the answers, perpetual motion is out of question so maybe it uses water pressure which it can control and blow wind out of mini blowholes. I think the seeds will be some dandelion shape so benefit from the wind.

When will it blow? I very badly want it to be 24/7 but that does not sound possible. Wind tree seems inhabitable since taking inspiration from venus flytraps, there will be lots of tiny hairs or maybe just blocking the blowholes signals to blow it off.

Weaknesses: Fire? I originally imagined it to deflect fire thats dropping from the sky.

how it looks: cactus tree?

I had this idea of a tree that can create wind of its own in a fantasy world because wind makes fire more powerful*. I considered using gravity as a natural force to somehow make it work or perpetual motion. Or perhaps a suction system that is powered by sunlight. Perpetual motion breaks the first two physics laws of energy but could it be possible that it could be overcome somehow?

Will the wind tree have the wind go in one direction or like mini blowholes or fans?

As to how it interacts with fire, will it make it almost fire proof in a way since there will be a wind barrier? The trunk won't be creating wind, just the leaves. I'm imagining the more fire on top of tree, the stronger the wind gets that it would create like a mini storm/hurricane?

I continuing research on finding out how trees got their common names (like why is a pine called pine?) but so far the only names I've got are wind tree, nature's fan, wind maker/creator, spinner, breathing tree, nature's lungs, exhaler, (actually some of these do sound good)

As for if it bear fruit, I've mostly decided no, that it can survive the winter, probably look like a cypress X sequoia. Why does it create wind? I only got to keep itself clean. XD.

Any help would be great. Thanks! Have fun! Looking forward to your answers.
*Not true, it makes it spread faster

I had this idea of a tree that can create wind on its own in a fantasy world because wind makes fire more powerful*. I considered using gravity as a natural force to somehow make it work or perpetual motion. Or perhaps a suction system that is powered by sunlight. Perpetual motion breaks the first two physics laws of energy, but could it be possible that it could be overcome somehow?

Will the wind tree have the wind go in one direction or like mini blowholes or fans?

As to how it interacts with fire, will it make it almost fire proof in a way since there will be a wind barrier? The trunk won't be creating wind, just the leaves. I'm imagining the more fire on top of tree, the stronger the wind gets that it would create like a mini storm/hurricane?

As for if it bearing fruit, I've mostly decided no, that it can survive the winter, probably looks like a cypress X sequoia. Why does it create wind? I only got to keep itself clean.

*Not true, it makes it spread faster