Blood is which color? | Quizzland Trivia Answers

Fitzwillz

Neti, kinda tricky because it doesn’t ask whose blood is what colour! Human blood is always red, inside or outside of the body :) different species have different colour blood I.e purple, blue and green :)

HARRY AZZHÕL

Doug, that has been debunked.

cel

i thought blood was rainbow! my life is a lie

Blaze

I heard a long time ago, that blood was bluish in color, until it hit the outside air. Then it turned red. Guess that person was a dope, and I was a dope for believing. 🥴

nat

That Cøunt, Ray Bumpkin, good to know

John

Wonder what percentage of players get this question wrong

peri

mine red

That Cøunt, Ray Bumpkin

I find it hard to believe the number of people who have fallen for the myth that human blood is blue inside the body. It's definitely always red. Check medical sites.

Lady of the Lake

FYI...From the NIH... Humans, along with most other animals, birds, reptiles, and fish, have red blood. We all use an oxygen-carrying blood protein, known as hemoglobin, that contains iron. It’s the iron that gives blood its dark red color in the body. When blood comes into contact with air, it turns the classic scarlet red. Some people appear to have blue blood in their veins. That’s just an optical illusion caused by the way the skin filters light.

Queen

Blood in the arteries is red because it is oxygenated. Blood in the veins is blue because it is deoxygenated. You can see it for yourself.

Enigmatic Anna Marie

cel, 🤔🤣

Jann

Nhuca, on the TV show Star Trek, the people from the planet Vulcan had green blood.

betty

Most of you have had a venous blood draw using a syringe or vacuum tube. The blood is red.

bagguet kitty

fitzwillz very smart so I liked his. question

Nhuca

Pardon my ignorance, but what it is a vulcan?

Bigkev

Blaze, I guess me too, then why are our veins blue looking under our skin!?

That Cøunt, Ray Bumpkin

To those who say "it isn't red until exposed to oxygen", what do you think it's job is? It carries oxygen around the body. It's ALWAYS exposed to oxygen.