Color of frog blood?

Question

A frog has a 3 chamber heart, therefore the oxidyzed (blue blood) and de-oxidyzed (red blood) blood is mixed. Does this mean that the color of a frog's blood (internally) is purple the way human blood is blue internally?

Answer 1

its red

Answer 2

I captured a large bull frog once which had obviously been attacked by something or injured somehow, as it was bleeding from one leg. The blood was most definitely red.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

No, human blood is never blue in the 1st place. A red blood cell is never fully de-oxidized to the point where it would turn blue. Even when the tissues of the body obsorb oxygen from blood, there is always still a little bit left.

Answer 5

It's still mostly red.