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How do red blood cells help animals?
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How do red blood cells help animals?

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Answer:to carry oxygen from lungs to tissues

Explanation:they contain haemoglobin, which has Fe that binds to the oxygen to be carried

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The function of RBCs is to carry oxygen to the tissues at pressures sufficient to permit its rapid diffusion. Step-by-step explanation:

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