Why do forest fires lead to the death of animals even in small forest water bodies?

Let’s remember how the combustion process takes place and what kind of process it is. This is an active oxidation process. For combustion to take place, a large amount of oxygen is needed. Burning produces a lot of carbon dioxide. In forest fires, carbon dioxide begins to saturate the water. The rise in temperature also contributes to this. Fish especially suffers from this. It takes the longest to recover from fires. Algae and microorganisms are the least affected by fires. But the fire may not affect the reservoir if the reservoir is far enough away.