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A forest fire, also known as a wildfire, is an uncontrolled and rapid spread of flames through a wooded area or forest. These fires are often triggered by a combination of factors, including dry weather, high temperatures, strong winds, and human activities such as campfires or discarded cigarettes. The intense heat generated by a forest fire can cause vegetation, trees, and shrubs to ignite, leading to the rapid spread of flames. Forest fires can be highly destructive, consuming vast stretches of land, endangering wildlife, disrupting ecosystems, and posing significant threats to human communities, property, and air quality. Efforts to control and extinguish forest fires involve a combination of firefighting teams, aircraft, heavy equipmen