Heat and carbon dioxide
Altirinus= Wind, Fire, Fire, Fire, Lighting, Earth, Water, GrassCarnotaurus= Earth, Wind, Water, Lighting, Fire, Wind, Wind, WaterChomp/Ace(depends if you choose Max it's Chomp if you choose Rex it's Ace)= Lighting, Grass, Fire, Earth, Water, Water, Lighting, FireDaspletosaurus= Grass, Water, Lightning, Lightning, Earth, Earth, Water, WindEuoplocephalus= Earth, Earth, Grass, Water, Wind, Earth, Wind, FireJobaria= Water, Lighting, Lighting, Earth, Fire, Earth, Fire, WindMini King= Lighting, Wind, Earth, Lighting, Grass, Wind, Fire, WaterMonoclonius= Lighting, Earth, Water, Water, Grass, Fire, Earth, WindParis= Grass, Water, Water, Earth, Wind, Grass, Lighting, LightingSaurophaganax= Fire, Water, Earth, Grass, Wind, Lighting, Fire, WaterSiamotyrranus Fire, Wind, Fire, Water, Wind, Grass, Fire, WaterSpiny= Water, Earth, Fire, Water, Fire, Grass, Wind, EarthTank= Earth, Grass, Earth, Water, Wind, Water, Grass, FireTerry Fire, Lightning, Wind, Wind, Water, Fire, Fire, EarthTriceratops= Lighting, Fire, Lighting, Fire, Water, Lighting, Grass, Earth
No, a fire ball is typically created by combustion of material in the atmosphere, often seen in volcanic eruptions or explosions. Lighting a fire involves using a spark or flame to ignite a material like wood or gas to create heat and light.
Lighting liquor on fire makes the drink less strong. The flame is burning alcohol and weakening the drink. A common reason for lighting a shot ( other than the thrill ) is to carmelize sugar in the drink on the rim.
Buck Stove produces many different types of stoves. They also produce outdoor grills, fire pits, furniture, lighting and accessories. They are very well known for their wood stoves.
yes because lighting has strong fire
Fire and air
It produce fire damage
Lightsource and Ilumina both produce lighting such as track lighting, large overhead spot lights, commercial lamps and outdoor lights for arenas and stadiums.
fire and lanterns
Fire and Air
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humans can start it or lighting