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Why didn't the australopithecus people have fire?
After doing some research on this matter the consensus is that they did not use fire. I saw a few threads where people believe they did but that would be near the end of their existence.The timeline is very long for these beings and the evidence is hard to discern.
What is the difference between a prescribed fire and a wildfire?
A prescribed fire is a human(firefighter) started fire. It has a specific area that needs to be burned! These are started to eraticate fuels that are in abundance so that when a wildfire does occur in this area it usually is much easier to deal with! A wildwire is basically any fire out of control either human or naturally started!
When do forest fires happen?
When a fire is out of control in a forest.
What is the purpose of fire control?
Fire control is the process of directing and regulating the use of firearms to achieve desired outcomes, such as accuracy, efficiency, and safety. It involves techniques to properly aim, control recoil, and maintain a steady shooting position to hit targets effectively. Fire control is essential in military operations, law enforcement, and shooting sports to ensure precision and control over gunfire.
How many forest fires are started by camp fires?
thee must have been a lot because a lot of people throw their cigarettes in the forest and a lot of people camp with a burning fire to keep them warm but the can get out of control
What is the opposite of someone who loves or is obssessed with fire?
The opposite of somebody who loves fire is somebody who hates fire. The opposite could also be somebody who is scared of fire. Fire is dangerous and hard to control, so many people are scared of it or dislike it.
What great discovery did neolithic people discover about fire?
Neolithic people discovered that fire could be controlled and used for various purposes. They learned to start fires deliberately and control them for cooking food, providing warmth, and protection from predators. This discovery played a crucial role in their survival and development.
How do you control fire?
If your careful fire could be mastered or if your stupid don't try because you'll hurt yourself.
How did people try to control the Chicago fire?
Back then they had bucket brigades. People would pass buckets of water to throw on the fire.
Why are People afraid of Fire?
There afraid because they could be caught on fire and get hurt.
When were heaters invented?
Man has been using fire for heating ever since he found that he could to some extent control fire.
Which of these does not describe prehistoric people?
A+ -They built permanent shelters for protection
What does it mean by an acronym R.A.C.E. in fire management?
R: remove people A: activate alarm C: control fire E: exit/ extinguish fire
What are 5 ways to control a fire?
we can control the fire by the release of carbon dioxide which can be done by a fire extinguishers
What warns people of a fire in their house?
The smoke/fire alarm will go off or you will see smoke. You could also see the fire.
How can you control the heat of a fire?
Control the fuel supply or oxygen supply to the fire.
What could possibly cause the destruction of the rain forests?
People and fire!
