The sun 'imitates' the aboriginal flag in the bushfire in Australia

Over the past several days, wildfires have swept Australia. A woman captured the image of the Sun in the middle of the fire just like the image on an Australian Aboriginal flag.

The photo, which created interesting thoughts, was taken by a woman as the fire raged nearby seemed to "mimic " the Aboriginal flag.

A woman in the southern kangaroo country, Rose Fletcher, captured the image of a raging fire at the port of Victor when the sun rose at the beginning of the new year. This image is reminiscent of the Australian Aboriginal flag.

A photo of the Sun in the midst of a singular fire in Australia.(Photo: Rose Fletcher).

'The picture was taken on New Year's Day, just after sunrise, when the fire was devastating most. Me and everyone are very worried and scared, ' Ms. Rose Fletcher shared.

Mrs. Fletcher said she realized right away that this was a powerful image and immediately went home to share it.

'I went home and posted this picture on Facebook. I hope that others who look at this picture feel the same way I do , ' she said.

The photo has gained attention on social networks. It has gained over 5,000 shares and nearly 600 comments.

'An ancestor is saying something to us,' wrote one Facebook user.

"Stunningly beautiful," another commented.

'Aboriginal people are really the people who take care of this land. I'm ashamed of the Australian government , ' said a third person.

Flag of Aboriginal Australia.(Photo: Shutterstock).

The towns on Australia's east coast have been dark in recent days. Many people have seen the sky turn red 'destructive' as the fire approaches.

At least 24 people have died and dozens more are still missing during the fire season. Authorities predict that number will increase.

In addition to the deaths and casualties, more than 1,500 houses and four million hectares of land were swept by the fire. More than 500 million different animals died due to the fires.

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