How do you start a fire in the rain forest?

Answer 1

If you are in a forest anywhere in the world you can look for two pieces of the same wood because if they are different firmness one will eat the other not making a coal. one must be flat the other one must be long and about 1-2 inch's in diameter. Then make a small indent at the edge of the flat piece of wood and cut a wedge out of it so the coals can fall to the ground and fit the other long one on the indent then rub your hands together with the branch in between them to cause as much friction as possible. Then a coal will start to form because of the wedge. Take that and put it on tinder( birch bark, horses hoof fungus, dry moss or dry grass) an blow lightly to create a small flame provided that you have the patience and determination.

Answer 2

Well it's quite simple really (until you get to the end.) Because it is a rain FOREST there will be trees, which means wood, so all you really have to do is collect some wood from the trees and rub it together (which is the hard part.)

Answer 3

Starting a fire in the rainforest can be dangerous and harmful to the ecosystem. If it is necessary for survival, look for dry wood or kindling that is protected from the rain, such as under large trees or in caves. Avoid starting a fire if possible and consider other methods for preparing food or staying warm.

Answer 4

Cloud-to-ground lightning naturally starts hundreds of forest fires every day.

Answer 5

light a match