Green blood is a rare condition observed in certain species, most notably in some types of mollusks, such as the sea snail, and in certain worms. It results from the presence of a green pigment called hemocyanin, which is used for oxygen transport in the blood, instead of the more common red hemoglobin found in vertebrates. Hemocyanin contains copper, which gives the blood its characteristic green color when oxygenated. This adaptation is particularly advantageous in low-oxygen environments, allowing these organisms to thrive in their specific habitats.
Platypuses do not have green blood. No vertebrate, including mammals, has green blood.
Platypuses do not have green blood. No mammal has green blood.
the organism that has green blood is the green tree lizard
No, Romulans have green blood. They are related to Vulcans, who also have green blood.
it is when your blood turns green and u start to turn green too.
The bleed Lizard blood. This is red like most other vertebrate blood. However there are species of skink lizards that live on the island of Papua New Guinea that have green blood. The green colour happens because the lizard retains green bile in its blood making the blood appear green.
it is when your blood turns green and u start to turn green too.
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Monster blood is typically depicted as green in stories and media.