Louwanaknow

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is blood blue when it is inside the body?

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+2 Views: 848 Answers: 8 Posted: 14 years ago

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jhharlan

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No, blood stays red, go cut yourself under water and see the color that comes out....

14 years ago. Rating: 6
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Colleen

There is oxygen in water. Veins are blue because of the color of blood in the body.

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jhharlan

No, veins are blue because they are blue... Blood only gets deeper in red color. Cut yourself inside of a plastic bag with all the oxygen sucked out...

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ONIHR777

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only if you are the queen

14 years ago. Rating: 6
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Vinny

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Once again-- Proof we are descended from aliens.. I am convinced now.. LOL

14 years ago. Rating: 5
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Jenn

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Wow we have some super smart members... Yay, Carmax

14 years ago. Rating: 5
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carmaxable

thank you, thank you very much, elvis lol!!

commented 14 years ago

robertgrist

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Folk lore is the more likely origin having association with fair skin and blue veins and identified with the noble rich of the late 18th century and French aristocrats of the day.

14 years ago. Rating: 4
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jhharlan

Thank you.......

commented 14 years ago

FISH-O

I must be related then.

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Messenger

Sorry rob but she is right 100% When i was on Dialysis i was told the same.

commented 14 years ago

carmaxable

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yes. the oxygen in the air makes it turn red.

14 years ago. Rating: 4
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jhharlan

Cut yourself under water or inside of a plastic bag and see the color of the (red) blood... It's an old wives tale that the blood is ever blue. At most it is a deep red considered magenta....

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ONIHR777

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jenn stick with me and have us some fun