Forests scream when they burn because the sound of a big fire is really loud and has lots of different noises. When a forest catches on fire, it's like all the trees are yelling at once, some make crackling sounds, others roar, and sometimes you even hear whistles. It’s like when you turn up your music to full volume and everything starts vibrating.
Examples
- A campfire crackles loudly as it burns, making it sound like it's talking to you.
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See also
- What Makes a ‘Storm’ Feel So Powerful?
- What are thunderstorms?
- Why Do Forests Create Their Own Weather?
- Why Do Glaciers Sing?
- What are droplets?
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Categories: Environment · forest fires· sound of fire· environmental acoustics· wildfires· natural phenomena