Volcanoes don’t just pump out CO2 emissions, they pump out heat n’all.
But I’m not denying that human activity is a cause. Don’t know why you think I am.
Residential lighting and heating creates a great amount of heat as well.
Tbf they used to deliberately start these fires as they understood they are an essential part of the Australian ecology. Do gooders stopped this and also folk collecting firewood from the bush.Only one group who should be blame for this , the thick as fuck aborigines that destroyed Australian landscape all them years ago because they didn't know how to hunt!
I shouldn't laugh at the above but I did find it funny, however it's very controversial as the Aboriginies know and care far more about the nature and symbiosis of their land. They claim to be the custodians and guardians so I cant see them wantonly destroying that that is basically keeping them alive....They are probably more qualified than most on the subject of bush fires.Only one group who should be blame for this , the thick as fuck aborigines that destroyed Australian landscape all them years ago because they didn't know how to hunt!
I shouldn't laugh at the above but I did find it funny, however it's very controversial as the Aboriginies know and care far more about the nature and symbiosis of their land. They claim to be the custodians and guardians so I cant see them wantonly destroying that that is basically keeping them alive....They are probably more qualified than most on the subject of bush fires.
I thought it was to herd or corral the animals into a killing zone, so to speak. They did come up with ingenious methods of hunting....catching hawks on the edge of the fire by hiding in a hole, wafting some feathers on a stick, the hawk would dive down to ' kill the bird ', which, if it was real........ would itself be hunting distressed or injured animals, only to be grabbed by the Aborigini. Clever and courageous.There idea of hunting was burning down huge amounts of land and eating the charred remains. Completely change the landscape, savages from what I've read.
Can’t see a hawk being great eating but needs must and allI thought it was to herd or corral the animals into a killing zone, so to speak. They did come up with ingenious methods of hunting....catching hawks on the edge of the fire by hiding in a hole, wafting some feathers on a stick, the hawk would dive down to ' kill the bird ', which, if it was real........ would itself be hunting distressed or injured animals, only to be grabbed by the Aborigini. Clever and courageous.
Can’t see a hawk being great eating but needs must and all
Remember these guys ate anything, witchetty grubs anyone......