Why does muck make wildfires more dangerous?

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Answer: A muck fire burns organic material beneath the topsoil, producing a strong fire with a bad smell. These fires are extremely hard to stop. Even when the surface of the fire has been extinguished, muck fires can leave smoldering embers underground, which can burn tree roots and cause trees to fall over.

Nesterboy [21]4 years ago

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The muck makes the wildfires even more dangerous because it is consisted of all kinds of things, materials. Lot of those materials are very flammable and have a big burning potential, can both start burning immediately, and burn long enough to spread the fire further, and make it bigger and much more dangerous.

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