fireeaters
Fireeating, also known as fire performance or fire breathing, is a dangerous art form involving the manipulation and breathing of fire. Practitioners, often called fireeaters or fire performers, use specialized equipment such as torches, wands, or staffs that are soaked in a flammable liquid, typically paraffin oil. The performance can include breathing fire by expelling fuel from the mouth onto a flame, or manipulating flaming props through various body movements and tricks.
The practice of fireeating dates back to ancient times, with historical accounts of fire-breathing rituals and