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4/12/2015 9:20:15 PM
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I was under the impression this was true but only before the blood first makes contact with air. Please explain; I'm probably wrong I believe things from books that may not be the most reliable of sources.
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From what I know, oxygenated blood is the healthy red you know of, and when it has often rid of its oxygen, and is on it's way back to heart/lungs, it's a bit of a dark red/brownish color. Still red, but darker.
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Edited by Unicorn: 4/13/2015 1:04:23 AMOnce my toe got cut and the blood was blue
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Then you're sick.....
