Social Sciences, asked by sumit2968, 7 months ago

why our blood colour change under the water?

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Answered by ojas2020

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Water is naturally very slightly blue colored because it absorbs some of the red light passing through. The deeper you go in the ocean, the less red light there is in the sunlight that reaches you. Without red color in the sunlight, only green light reflects from the blood.

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