why scorpio blood is blue in color?
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Scorpion is a member of phylum arthropoda, class insecta. Its group is the same as spiders- arachnida. Its blood is colorless.
Insect blood is colorless because the oxygen transport in them is carried out by a trachiole system (a network of wind pipes originating from holes on their sides called spiracles). Human blood is red because we have haemoglobin on our RBC which is a red colored iro containing pigment. Some aquatic animals have blue blood because of the presence of copper containing oxygen carrying pigment haemocyanin. As there is no oxygen containing pigment in the blood of insects, it is colorless and is called haemolymph. The haemolymph does not carry any gaseous transport and does not follow in vessels.
Insect blood is colorless because the oxygen transport in them is carried out by a trachiole system (a network of wind pipes originating from holes on their sides called spiracles). Human blood is red because we have haemoglobin on our RBC which is a red colored iro containing pigment. Some aquatic animals have blue blood because of the presence of copper containing oxygen carrying pigment haemocyanin. As there is no oxygen containing pigment in the blood of insects, it is colorless and is called haemolymph. The haemolymph does not carry any gaseous transport and does not follow in vessels.
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blue colour pigment in them that's why I think so............
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