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In light winds, the trees swayed at around 2 to 2.3 cycles per second, with their branches absorbing much of the wind energy, protecting the trunks and roots from wind stress.

However, even the strongest trees are not immune to severe winds at a certain strength. “We have seen trees that were in perfect condition just catch the wrong wind and blow over,” Boyer admitted.