Trail of scorched earth left behind

Impundulu (Lightning Bird)

scorch the earth, leaving behind intricate, fern-like patterns known as Lichtenberg figures

Asag

The intense heat radiating from the boiling waters creates a scorched wasteland in its wake.

Xiuhcoatl

it leaves trails of fire and smoke in its wake

Raijū

During storms, Raijū is said to descend from the heavens, riding on bolts of lightning and leaving scorched earth in its wake.

Boi-tatá

As the Boi-tatá moves through the landscape, it leaves a trail of scorched earth in its wake.

Seps

Where the Seps slithers, it leaves a trail of desolation – lush forests reduced to ash

Bonnacon

This dung is described as so hot and corrosive that it scorches and burns whatever it touches