A bush fire is a dangerous fire that spreads quickly through forests, (1)
grassland
and other natural areas. It is caused by dry weather, strong winds and sometimes human activities. One of the main reasons for bush fires is a long period of extreme heat, also known as a (2)
heatwave
. This makes the land very dry and easy to catch fire.
Bush fires can start from small ones, and once they begin, they can grow into huge fires that are very hard to control. The fire can destroy large areas of forest and (3)
wildlife
habitats, causing damage to plants and animals.
During a bush fire, (4)
firefighters
work tirelessly to put out the fire. It's a tiring and dangerous job. They use special equipment, including fire trucks and even
helicopters. In some cases, an (5)
airdrop
is used to drop large amounts of water or special chemicals from the sky to help control the fire.