They go Black because the blood stream gets cut off by the Cold.In order to receive a bad dose of Frostbite it has to be at or Below Freezing point.If the Fingers or whichever part of the body that is affected by Frostbite is removed then it can spread to the rest of the body which is a serious danger.
The cuticle of your fingernail is the whitish crescent at the base of the nail - the region where the nail is formed. I cannot think of any reason why water would turn this, or your fingers black. There are medical conditions, including simple bruising, that could do so.
yes it was. and this form of the plague affected the blood and caued the skin to turn black hence the reason they called it the BLACK DEATH
Normally parts which are bruised turn black. You probably jammed your thumb somewhere. It is the blood inthe bruised tissue that makes it look black.
No, human blood does not turn black upon death. Instead, after death, blood may settle in the lower parts of the body due to gravity, leading to discoloration and a darker appearance in some areas, but it does not turn completely black.
On the carb, on the bottom side facing out. should be a black knob you can turn with your fingers.
becasue they have the black death and infected the grapefruit so it turns rotten and disgusting
Ten Fingers of Death - 2008 was released on: USA: April 2008
African American people do not turn white after death. They may get lighter in skin color but they do not turn white after they pass away.
the dust is red and it goes on your fingers the dust is red and it goes on your fingers the dust is red and it goes on your fingers
cancer, coughing, black lung, bad smell, emphasima, alergies, bad breath, yellow fingers, asthma, early death
One form of Bubonic Plague DOES cause skin discoloration- very dark purple that is almost black. Caused by blood coagulating under the skin, fingers, hands, etc. I suppose that "Purple Death" did not sound the same.
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