need advice on how i can actually make a change here; these pictures ... fire in Bitterroot National Forest in Montana in August 2000. Photographs supposedly showing animals harmed in the recent ...

Another photo making the rounds on social media claims to also show the Amazon rainforest on fire ... most heartbreaking photos being shared are the charred remains of animals, or animals ...

Open Getty Images and search Amazon rainforest fire, for example. When you click on an image, you can see who took it and when. You can also read a description of the image for extra information ...

Read More: Amazon rainforest fire: Brazil’s environment minister HECKLED A second post comprised of four photos was uploaded to Twitter - but none relate to the August 2019 fires in the Amazon.

Fires are moving through Brazil's Amazon rainforest ... fires 🌳 Dramatic images and videos on social media show giant plumes of smoke rising from trees, and lines of fire leaving blackened ...

other viral photos don’t even depict fires that happened in the Amazon. Soccer legend Cristiano Ronaldo tweeted this 2013 photo of a fire at the Taim Ecological Station, in Brazil’s Rio Grande ...

Getty Images Slower mammals in the Amazon, like sloths ... Ten readers' fire questions answered This is bad news for animals that rely on the forest's humid, moist environment.

NASA captured images of forest fire plumes from space last ... NASA said the satellite observations revealed the "total fire activity in the Amazon basin" was slightly below average, compared ...

The Amazon rainforest is one of the most diverse places on the planet. It's home to some of the most incredible animals we've ever ... brilliant pain. Like fire-walking over flaming charcoal ...

"Our house is burning. Literally. The Amazon rain forest – the lungs which produces 20% of our planet's oxygen – is on fire," French President Emmanuel Macron wrote in a tweet Thursday.

"The forest shifts from being a fire-resistant ecosystem to a fire-prone ecosystem," Sizer said. The trees, plants and animals in the Amazon are not adaptive to fire, and so they are easily killed.

At the time of writing, Brazil's space agency Inpe reports that there have been almost 85,000 fires in the rainforest so far. So what does this mean for the many animals who call the Amazon home?