why does the colour of the blood becomes green in deep sea
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Of course, it's not that the blood actually 'turns' this color underwater. Different wavelengths of light (that is, different colors) get absorbed differently by water. All of the red wavelengths in sunlight get absorbed in the first ten or twenty feet or so, but greens and blues get absorbed much more slowly. This is due to different scattering of light by all colours.
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