ember the firesmart fox and fyre (firesmartcanada and etc) created by graedius (artist)
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Have you met the replacement for Smokey Bear? She's a cute lil yellow foxie who's *super* passionate about fire safety! What better task to put for her on her first day on the job than to quell the biggest fire of all?

Now that's Fyre Smart™.

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    fox Crown

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    dead trees are actually a dangerous hazard, if struck by a lightning, they can etart a wildfire able to spread all over the forest.
    It's the main reason the spruce bark beetle is so dangerous: it spread fast and leave an enprmeous amount of plants dead but still standing and, considering how light spruce wood is, a forest can turn into a trememndous fire hazard dangerously quick.

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    FyreFlareon

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    fox_crown said:
    dead trees are actually a dangerous hazard, if struck by a lightning, they can etart a wildfire able to spread all over the forest.
    It's the main reason the spruce bark beetle is so dangerous: it spread fast and leave an enprmeous amount of plants dead but still standing and, considering how light spruce wood is, a forest can turn into a trememndous fire hazard dangerously quick.

    As a fire type, Flareons are a fire hazard by default.

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    Jakk aka Sunset

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    fox_Crown said:
    dead trees are actually a dangerous hazard, if struck by a lightning, they can etart a wildfire able to spread all over the forest.It's the main reason the spruce bark beetle is so dangerous: it spread fast and leave an enprmeous amount of plants dead but still standing and, considering how light spruce wood is, a forest can turn into a trememndous fire hazard dangerously quick.

    I visited the western US, and it's crazy driving through Colorado and seeing thousands of dead trees.

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    Nord The Folf

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    fox_crown said:
    dead trees are actually a dangerous hazard, if struck by a lightning, they can etart a wildfire able to spread all over the forest.
    It's the main reason the spruce bark beetle is so dangerous: it spread fast and leave an enprmeous amount of plants dead but still standing and, considering how light spruce wood is, a forest can turn into a trememndous fire hazard dangerously quick.

    I just find it extremely hilarious how this comment is existing under an e621 post. But well said mate!

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    Anonymousbollwevil

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    fox_crown said:
    dead trees are actually a dangerous hazard, if struck by a lightning, they can etart a wildfire able to spread all over the forest.
    It's the main reason the spruce bark beetle is so dangerous: it spread fast and leave an enprmeous amount of plants dead but still standing and, considering how light spruce wood is, a forest can turn into a trememndous fire hazard dangerously quick.

    So you're saying that Blue Balls Save Lives?

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