The Amazon Rain forest or the Amazon Jungle is the world’s largest rain forest famed for its biodiversity is on fire for the last 16 days. As per the reports of Brazil’s Research Center about 72,834 fire has been detected in the rain forest from January 2019 to August 2019.
Fires are raging at a record rate, but the world media have decided to keep mum on the current devastating situation of the Amazon and amazingly we can’t hear any outcry. Large parts of the forest which are said to be the lungs of mother earth has turned into ashes.
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest is on fire
RT @Independent #AmazonForest #AmazonFires pic.twitter.com/LL8fECmeM6— 🌎Animal Watch (@Animal_Watch) August 22, 2019
The smoke from the moist broadleaf forest has reached the big city of Brazil Sao Paulo and has covered the sky with dark clouds. As as per the reports, Sao Paulo is 3000 km away, but it has still managed to affect the city with fog and darkness.
These pictures are the proof that destruction is not far away as the lungs of earth is burning. The unusual smoke affecting the city is the cause of the arrival of cold air, which increased low clouds and fog in the city.
Good morning. Perhaps, you wanna know what the apocalypse is gonna look like? This was São Paulo, yesterday at 3pm #PrayforAmazonia pic.twitter.com/8uvSlZe1mO
— André Só (@AndreLeSolo) August 20, 2019
Even when Sao Paulo was raining the rain water was all black and people are literally storing the rain falls.
#1
During the last days ….. #AmazonFires pic.twitter.com/PQ66Wt2FaY
— Meteos (@Meteos_) August 21, 2019
#2
🌎Just a little alert to the world: the sky randomly turned dark today in São Paulo, and meteorologists believe it’s smoke from the fires burning *thousands* of kilometers away, in Rondônia or Paraguay. Imagine how much has to be burning to create that much smoke(!). SOS🌎 pic.twitter.com/P1DrCzQO6x
— Shannon Sims (@shannongsims) August 20, 2019
#3
Pontualmente 4h da noite em SP pic.twitter.com/07ZJdUeOM6
— Gianvitor Dias 😼 (@Gianvitor) August 19, 2019
#4
This is how the sky looked yesterday here in São Paulo at 3 pm. This is the ashes that came from Amazon. I really can’t express how sad I am, someone save Amazon #PrayforAmazonia pic.twitter.com/O7VgZ5rxTi
— ナターシャ⁷ ❄️ (@nat_tannies) August 20, 2019
#5
This is a glass of water filled with rain water in São Paulo, Brazil.
This was taken today. #PrayForTheAmazon pic.twitter.com/XlhxGMSJNH— Madreelefante (@madreelefante) August 22, 2019
#6
https://twitter.com/outof_mymind23/status/1164260201396146177
#7
https://twitter.com/ivyyaguass/status/1164709583052349440
#8
The Amazon Rainforest, often called the Earth's lungs, produces more than 20% of the world’s oxygen and its been burning for the past 3 weeks. It’s really heartbreaking. 💔 #PrayForTheAmazon 📸 CTTO pic.twitter.com/4viv7gjgwh
— @OneFEU (@OneFEU) August 23, 2019
#9
https://twitter.com/VikyJoker94/status/1164715383481257984
#10
Finally it is raining in amazon forest ❤ Thankyou god of rain🙏 #PrayForTheAmazon #AmazonRainforest pic.twitter.com/8WcVWr1cuM
— அஜித்குமார் ரசிகன் (@ThalaAkFan14) August 23, 2019
#11
The Amazon rainforest has been on fire for weeks, and the blaze is so huge that its smoke can be seen from space.Give this the attention it deserves. Spread awareness #PrayForTheAmazon pic.twitter.com/OZbD4UGi1Z pic.twitter.com/3VBUfH0uQd
— BFL (@ashock_b) August 23, 2019
#12
https://twitter.com/chon_arch/status/1164727221178662912
#13
#PrayForTheAmazon#AmazonRainforest
Really breaks my heart 💔😢 pic.twitter.com/Zt1npixGV6— Nhyhii (@nhyhii) August 23, 2019
It’s high time we should think about our nature.