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Legit question.
When we get a cut or scrap, blood comes out. In a few moments the blood dries and forms what looks like a layer of dried blood that gets a darker color.
If that happens, why doesn't blood dry inside our bodies?
When we get a cut or scrap, blood comes out. In a few moments the blood dries and forms what looks like a layer of dried blood that gets a darker color.
If that happens, why doesn't blood dry inside our bodies?