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Rreyes3000
Rreyes3000: 1 year ago via iPhone

Why is blood blue but red when I bleed?

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yvoneeny
yvoneeny: 1 year ago

Blood is always red when you bleed. However, it appears to be blue when it is seen through the skin. You can get some more information about this from your physician.

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baseball1234
baseball1234: 1 year ago

the blood is blue when it comes in contact with the air it goes through a chemical change and turns red i think that is wht i hav been told

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hdocspoc
hdocspoc: 1 year ago via Android

oxygen turns it red

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rghurst
rghurst: 1 year ago via iPhone

Blood is NEVER blue. It is ALWAYS red. That's a scientific fact, no matter what your third grade teacher told you.

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