Fire-spitting is a performance art where individuals create the illusion of breathing fire. This is achieved by using a flammable liquid, which is expelled from the mouth and ignited, producing a flame. Performers often practice extensively to ensure safety and control over the fire. The technique requires knowledge of the right materials and methods to prevent accidents. Fire-spitting is commonly seen in circus acts, street performances, and festivals, often accompanied by other skills like juggling or acrobatics. Safety gear and precautions are essential to protect both the performer and the audience during these displays.