so u dont sufficate and burn ur lungs from breathing in the smoke. smoke and heat rises Smoke rises. Watch cigarette smoke for example. It always spirals upwards or sideways if caught in a draft. By crawling, you reduce the amount of dangerous, hazardous smoke you come in contact with and thereby maximize your chance to escape.
Because smoke is less dense than air, so it rises. By crawling you would limit the amount you inhaled.
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Because the smoke is hot and will rise towards the ceiling. The lower you stay in a smoky room, the fresher the air is !
Run away. Or try to put it out. if it gets on you drop to the floor and roll it out.
There is more oxygen near the floor than there is higher up. If you are ever caught in a house that is on fire, you need to do the same thing when trying to get to an exit, such as a door or window.
Stay low and close doors behind you to prevent spread of smoke.
because smoke rises up. better chance of not breathing in smoke,
The smoke and heat will move upward. u should crawl so u can see going and if u are standing up you will see lots of smoke and u will not be able to breath Because heat rises and if you stand straight up and take one breath, It can burn your lungs and kill you.
You crawl because if you breathe in too much smoke in could really hurt hurt your lungs and you could pass out.
put a wet cloth over your lower face, crawl down on the floor under the smoke, try to get to a window
It's better to crawl low because the smoke rises so if you crawl under it you wont inhale as much of it and are less likely to die of smoke inhalation than if you just ran through it
Outside, which is where you should go if you're in a smoke filled area.
There are many reasons that they crawl. In a fire situation smoke and heat rise and began to fill a room from the top down. By taking a crawling position it's sometimes possible to actually see the seat of the fire and extinguish it with minimal water damage.
Get low to the ground and crawl out of the room and out of the house. I know, I'm a Boy Scout.