What happens during a wildfire?

Answer 1

During a wildfire it becomes bigger as it goes over any fuels from living or dead plants and animals! Then if it gets bigger the fire department spreads chemicals over the fire to reduce it. If that does not help, the fire fighters will have to wait for it to die down to go in and put it out!

Answer 2

During a wildfire, uncontrolled flames rapidly spread through vegetation and can destroy homes, wildlife habitats, and Natural Resources. High temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds can contribute to the fire's intensity and speed of spread, making it difficult to contain. Firefighters use various tactics such as creating firebreaks, conducting controlled burns, and using water and chemical retardants to try to extinguish the fire.

Answer 3

The best and most recommendend preventive measures human take in response to natural disasters, is to evacuate from affected areas/regions until further notice, when all becomes safe for inhabiting once again.

Answer 4

Depending on where the wildfire is depends on how people respond to the wildfires. If it is in a city or near homes, people are usually scared, and over react to the situation or wait to long before trying to move out of the area. Some people will stay behind against the wishes and demands of the fire department and the local law enforcement and try to save there homes.

Answer 5

when a forest fire occurs, it may burn down the entire forest, and sometimes affect the surrounding areas and start regular fires in such places as homes nearby. forest fires are such a tradgedy, i hope they may never occur again. however, they are becoming more and more common nowadays. unfortunately i dont know the main cause so sorry about that.

Answer 6

they act devastated and sad (it damaged their property)