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21st Mar, 2020
Hello Dileep,
Without iron-rich hemoglobin turning their blood a recognizable red, certain animals have had to make do with copper-based pigment hemocyanin.
Some animals that bleed blue are as follows:
- Cuttlefish
- Pillbug
- Octopus
- Tarantula
- Clams
- Emperor Scorpion
- Snails
- Lobster
- Horseshoe Crab
- Squid
- Marine Worms
- Skink
Birds have the same colour of blood as humans, i.e. red because of the presence of haemoglobin.
Hope this helps you. We wish you the best for your future endeavours!
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21st Mar, 2020
hi aspirant,
The bird which has blue blood is The satin bowerbird.
The bird which has blue blood is The satin bowerbird.
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Ankita yadav
Actually the Satin Bowerbird does not bleed blue. They decorate their feathers and seek to collect blue to show themselves off. The article you referred to is the following;
http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/content/article/Blue-Bloods-Satin-Bowerbird which insinuates not the colour of their blood but a metaphor implying they appear to be droplets of blue blood when looked from top.
As a student from science background I find this absolutely reckless on the the part of careers360 to be giving out ill- information since it is already acknowledged that birds that blue blue aren't available as informed earlier by Suryashis Chakraborty. Please make the necessary corrections from your part.
http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/content/article/Blue-Bloods-Satin-Bowerbird which insinuates not the colour of their blood but a metaphor implying they appear to be droplets of blue blood when looked from top.
As a student from science background I find this absolutely reckless on the the part of careers360 to be giving out ill- information since it is already acknowledged that birds that blue blue aren't available as informed earlier by Suryashis Chakraborty. Please make the necessary corrections from your part.
