stackyFACTSSinging a fire to death isn't just dark magic; it's acoustic engineering. By blasting low-frequency sound waves directly at a localized fire, the intense pressure variations physically separate the volatile burning fuel from the available oxygen, aggressively snuffing out the flame.
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