Comments by "ElephantInTheRoom " (@elephantintheroom5678) on "AiTelly" channel.

  1. No. It isn't. That's how bushfires work. They create towering whirlwinds containing sparks that rush upward and are caught in the gusts of wind created by the temperature intensity, and carried easily kilometres through the air, before collapsing, and dumping clouds of sparks into the parched trees and grass. That's how they work.
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  2.  @Aksnowberry  Many thousands of embers, on extremely fast winds. All it takes is one ember to survive.
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  3.  @jenniferlorence185  I used to think that. But severe fires like this heat up the metal and it cracks the concrete.
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  4.  @homeisneptune9315  I can hardly believe people are so dense that you have to inform them about embers flying in the wind.
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  5.  @raygarcia-pg7wr  Intense fires make their own winds. Look it up.
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  6.  @יונתןזנטון  Yes, it does.
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  7.  @יונתןזנטון  Like I told you, intense bushfires create their own winds, and they change direction rapidly, and intensely.
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