A lightning strike can superheat the air in a split second and force a massive electrical current through a tree. This causes the sap and moisture inside to turn into steam rapidly, building pressure that cracks or blows off the bark and leaves glowing channels.
6mo
A lightning strike can superheat the air in a split second and force a massive electrical current through a tree. This causes the sap and moisture inside to turn into steam rapidly, building pressure that cracks or blows off the bark and leaves glowing channels.
6mo
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