Hows succession seen in the forest fire timelapse?​

When a fire sweeps through a forest, or a lumber company strips an area of all of its trees, the greenery will eventually grow back. ... For a long time, ecologists have thought this process, called succession, followed a fairly preordained course such that the same trees ultimately dominated the landscape once again

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In a forest succession, different groups of plants grow at a site over time.

Explanation:

A forest succession has multiple stages to become successful.

Firstly - there is bare ground, like any other starting point.

After a time, there will be shrubs and small trees growing among the first plants, and shrubland develops.

Next, seedlings of tall forest trees germinate and grow in the shelter of the shrubs, and soon overtop them, forming a young forest.

And last but not least, in the mature forest, individual trees die and young saplings grow to replace them, but the forest’s composition and structure tend to remain the same for centuries.

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