Not everyone is the enemy of fire

It is a fact that one has learned how to trigger a fire, how to use it for its own benefit, but if we do not pay attention to it, it can also cause enormous damage that affects the flora and fauna outside of humans.

The fire can be a real destructor, but we know that nature can suddenly come to a hell after every scorching fire. The seeds of some plants are released by fire and heat as a result of a new life. Other plant species become germinating if they reach a sufficiently high temperature. Meaning of destruction means that many living creatures take advantage of the fire.

Some bird species also exploit the potential of fire. This means that while the representatives of most species of animals are trying to get out of the fire, some species of birds will not escape, but will fly there. They are in a position to benefit from the fact that they also have a valuable prey to escape from the fire, but they run into the beak and claws of predatory birds. What we didn't even think of at all is that these predatory birds are capable of firing in a place where predatory animals are expected to live. They pick up a burning twig and let go where there is no fire, so they reap the water back to their own mill.

A North American squirrel species replaces its coat and color according to the time when there was a forest fire. As a result of the fire, the ground color and the base color of the landscape are much darker, so they "dress" properly for better hiding.

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(Source: homeowner.com <br> pixabay.com)