Blood

Get ready for a pulsating adventure with “Blood”! This video takes you on an incredible journey into the extraordinary world of this life-sustaining fluid. From its vital role in our bodies to its fascinating components, we’re about to uncover the essential facts and insights that make blood a marvel of nature. Join us as we delve into the science behind blood, understanding its composition, functions, and the intricate network of vessels that carry it throughout our bodies. From exploring the different types of blood cells to learning about its role in immunity and oxygen transport, we’ll unravel the intricacies of this vital fluid. So, prepare to enhance your knowledge and join us on this enlightening exploration of the wonders of blood. It’s an adventure that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the remarkable capabilities of this essential component of life. β€οΈπŸ©ΈπŸ”βœ‹πŸ‚

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Today we are going to learn five brilliant facts about blood fact. Number one. There are eight blood cell types A plus a minus B+ B minus a B plus a B minus o plus and oh minus there is both a positive and negative version of each blood cell type 80 positive is a universal recipient meaning people with a B positive blood can receive red blood cells from all blood types. Oh negative. It’s a universal donor. Meaning anyone can receive the red blood cells from the donations.

Oh positive. It’s in most common blood type in the world while a b negative is the rarest blood cell type fact. Number two are blood has gold in it. This may sound priding, but did you know that your blood contains about 0.2 milligrams of gold Yes, you heard that correctly gold our blood also contains other elements such as oxygen carbon and hydrogen gold makes up roughly 0.02% of blood although we use gold for aesthetic purposes. For example in jewelry and buildings. Our blood uses gold to transmit electrical signals throughout the body the maintain or joints.

Fact number three not all animal blood is red who knows are all blows red. However, you may not know that some animals have different color blood besides red blood some organisms have blue blood yellow blood and even green blood earthworms and liters are an example of organisms that have green blood see cucumbers and starfish have yellow blood crab spiders snails and octopi all have blue blood some species of marine worms such as peanut worms how Violet blood beetles butterflies and other insects have colorless blood the color of blood is determined by the type of respiratory pigment.

You should transport oxygen Brutus soaking literally system to cells Number four then carries out many functions for the body and it is an incredibly important fluid that we can live without one of the main functions of blood is a carry oxygen to different parts of the body in order to Keep Us Alive Blood also transports waste while liver kidneys and skin to allow it to be excreted our blood regulate our temperature and forms blood clots. When we become injured to avoid huge blood loss fact number five blood it’s made up of four different components plus red blood cells white blood cells and platelets and each one serves a different function.

Essentially. Our blood is made up of liquids and solids plasma. It’s a liquid part of the blood and it is made up of water salt and protein plasmas. Over half of your blood’s total volume. It’s function is to transport nutrients hormones and proteins to part of the body that need it. Still at part of your blood contains red blood cells white blood cells and platelets red blood cells carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body white blood cells help fight infections and platelets prevent and stop bleeding by forming clots. I hope you enjoyed my five brilliant facts about blood. See you next time.