hell on earth a forest in Canada has become as a wild fire rips though the country.

BREATHTAKING dash-cam footage shows the hell on earth a forest in Canada has become as a wild fire rips though the country.The astonishing film shows people fleeing the town of Fort McMurray as the trees turn into a wall of flame.More than 80,000 residents in the Alberta town have been forced to leave their homes to escape the devastation.In one of the clips YouTuber Jason Edmonson can be heard at the wheel of his car saying: “Well here we are leaving the roundabout.”A woman in the car then interjects with “getting out of town just in time” before Jason continues adding: “I can feel the heat here. This is insane. Holly f***! Boy you can feel the heat. Holy s***, this is f****** crazy.”
As he drives through trees at least 20 feet high can be seen blazing against the sky blackened with smoke Hundreds of vehicles seem to be in a slow moving line of traffic as they flee the town.
As eerie music plays in the background smoke shoots into the sky making it almost impossible to tell what time of day it is.The vast majority of people living in Fort McMurray, Alberta, were told to leave their homes on Tuesday.

The wildfire quickly ripped through the mining town, endangering the lives of thousands.
More than 100 firefighters were called to the northern town to try and battle the blaze.
Entire neighbourhoods have been left in ruins by the fire which has covered almost 330 square miles.
Most of those who fled the town headed south but those who went north have had to be airlifted to safety.Co-director of the University of California's Center for Fire Research and Outreach has said that in reality only nature can stop the fire.He said: "You could add five times the number of firefighters but you can't get all the embers. There's no way to put out every ember flying over firefighters' heads."The town now has had several areas totally devastated leaving some of those who were forced flee with very little to come back too.