They can burn and they can give off radiation.

Well the most common is North America, Africa or any other hot places.

Individuals can donate food and goods such as clothing and household appliances to help bushfire victims rebuild. They can donate funds to legitimate charities set up specifically to help bushfire victims - the safest are those set up by the Australian government, or the Red Cross or Salvos. They can be there to comfort the victims and listen to their stories of horror; they can help look after pets if the victims are not in position to do so. They can organise games for children in evacuation centres, where there is little to occupy them. Schools can donate stationery and books, so that life for the children can continue as normal as possible.

well the disadvantages are forest fires

1)burn down lots of trees and most trees atleast take 500 years to grow

2)They kill lot of animals

3)Lots of habitats are destroyed

And the advantages are forest fires

1)Once the forest burns it will be ashes and the ashes will decompose and make the plants or trees healthier

2)Animals could find a new habitat once the forest is back.

3)Try googling the internet for the third!

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This question is fairly difficult; I'm sorry to say there is no exact answer because it gets increasingly hotter year by year now. The answer for 2008 is about 1000 in the whole world. If you can prove me wrong do so but until then I'm right and you are wrong. Haha.^_^

Forest fire can result in a destruction of niche, which means that many animals can possibly become endangered. The ash and debris can also create a cloud that can possibly pollute the air, making it hazardous for breathing.

However, if the fire is in an area that needs fire (such as temperate grassland and chaparral), fire actually helps the reproduction of plants that needs fire to break open and scatter the seeds.

According to information on Wikipedia, the 2007 California wildfires destroyed 1,500 homes and over 500,000 acres of land. Nine people died as a direct result of the fire; 85 others were injured, including at least 61 fire fighters.

wildfires are most likely to form in places where it is driest

Climates vary because some countries are close to the poles (cold climates) and some countries are close to the equator (warm climates). Also the size of the country has an effect on the climate. Generally large countries have extremes of climates and smaller countries have less extremes in their climate.

Humans explode when they are exposed to massive bursts of heat e.g. wildfires, not to mention the effects it has on worms. Well, atleast we can roast marshmallows on it.

in California had a wild fire first time

make sure you handle the bowl with disposable latex gloves. Use safety glasses at all times. A surgical mask is highly recommended to prevent the inhalation of dust.

When handling the bowl, ensure that you breathe slowly and be sure that the velocity of the bowl does not exceed 5cm/s so that the dust is not disturbed.

Good luck with your lab!

there is all sorts of ways that they start like power lines falling lighting striking trees even, sound scary but its true people can start fires and then the winds blow it causing it to spread do you know that fire travels faster down hill then it does up! from gal of new zealand

fires burn down big, old trees that block sunlight for smaller trees underneath the canopy/vegetation so new life grows.

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!

In 2007 about 3,000

It is good for the Savanna because it clears away dead plants etc. It returns the nutrients from the organic matter to the soil where it can be reused. There are some species of plant whose seeds are heat activated and will only begin growing immediately after a fire.

Wildfires vary in size. They can be 1 acre up to hundreds of acres in size.

Depends upon where you are and what the weather and fuel conditions are.

For example, in the southwestern part of the USA, an average of 60 to 70 percent of the wildfires are started by lightning.

However, as a global average, only about 8 percent of the wildfires are caused by natural events.

it can be to hot and the sun can be focusing on one thing, if there is no breeze or water it can get really hot and catch on fire, a wildfire can also start if humans mess with lighters, cigarettes and many more.

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Clears areas of natural debris Cracks open certain seeds that need fire to grow Brings nutrients to the soil

You have the "head" of the fire which is the active front of the fire. Then you also have the left and right flanks obviously the left and right sides of the fire! You could also have what they call "fingers". If looking at the fire from a plane these would look like fingers or in other words it is not burning clean all the way across the head of the fire creating unburned fuel in areas thus making what looks like fingers!

bush fires clear out old slow growing trees and make space for new younger tree growth. the ash from the burned foliage provides a nutrient-rich soil for new plants and trees. After a bush fire, the undergrowth is able to receive more sunlight due to the reduction in taller trees and the canopy that they create. this helps small plants, bushes and shrubs to thrive.