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why are peat fires considered unusual compared to typical surface fires?
they burn only in cold weather
they burn completely above ground
with open flames
they burn slowly underground and
often have no visible flames
they are easy to extinguish with
water

Explanation:

Peat fires are different from typical surface fires. Surface fires are usually above - ground and can be seen with open flames. Peat fires occur in peatlands. Peat is a type of soil made of partially decomposed organic matter. Peat fires can burn slowly underground. Since they are underground, they may not have visible flames like surface fires. Also, they are not easy to extinguish (so the option about being easy to extinguish with water is wrong), and they are not limited to cold - weather (so the cold - weather option is wrong).

Answer:

They burn slowly underground and often have no visible flames.