New South Wales Bush fires burned 289 million acres (117 million hectares) in Australia. John Crux Photography / Getty Images
Landmaster fires, ecosystems and human history for centuries have formed. Some of the bloody lantern fires have burned through millions of acres, leaving behind the destruction and reshaping the way we manage the environments exposed to the fire.
Most destroyed forest fires are provided with dry conditions, lightning strikes, and strong winds, which leads to some of the most destructive forest fires.
The following list is listed 15 The largest forest fires in the history of the worldIt is ranked by the burning area. Each introduction provides an insight into a scale and the effect of destroyed forest fires.