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Marczellm · Answer 1 · 2022-09-27T05:03:53+0000

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In fact, human blood is always a little bit green. We usally don't notice the green color of blood because there is typically so much more red light being reflected by the blood. ... The deeper you go in the ocean, the less red light there is in the sunlight that reaches you

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Eventhorizon · Answer 2 · 2022-09-28T20:37:15+0000

human blood is always a little bit green. We usally don't notice the green color of blood because there is typically so much more red light being reflected by the blood. ... The deeper you go in the ocean, the less red light there is in the sunlight that reaches you.

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In fact, human blood is always a little bit green. We usally don't notice the green color of blood because there is typically so much more red light being reflected by the blood. ... The deeper you go in the ocean, the less red light there is in the sunlight that reaches you

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