Fire damage in a nature reserve, South Africa. Many protea and other fynbos plants only release their seeds and produce new growth after natural fires
Fire damage in a nature reserve, South Africa. Many protea and other fynbos plants only release their seeds and produce new growth after natural fires. However, in many parts of South Africa, protea populations are under threat by frequent fires, often caused by humans. Photographed in 2015 in the Silvermine Nature Reserve, Table Mountain National Park, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa.
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