Blood can appear orange in color due to a condition known as hypercarotenemia, where high levels of carotene in the blood can give it an orange hue. Carotene is a pigment found in orange and yellow fruits and vegetables. Excessive intake of these foods or supplements containing carotene can lead to this discoloration of the blood. This condition is harmless and usually resolves once the intake of carotene is reduced.
The color that you get when you mix red and orange would be a darker orange. This is also known as a blood orange.
there blood everything has blood
A green orange.AnswerA yellow orange. AnswerIt would be a gold orangeANSWER: - OrangeAnswerAny color but orange
orange
On the additive color wheel, the opposite of Orange would be Blue.
You would either get a lighter orange or you would get a yellow orange colour.
Orange or yellow== == they are blue i think!?
Brown - chestnut perhaps, if your orange is blood orange (a red orange)
Orange is a secondary color which means to get it you'd have to mix yellow and red. If you mixed orange and red you could get a variety of different colors.
I believe that what you're thinking of is a grapefruit. Yes, the blood orange can be purple in color inside. It is a less popular fruit than it's more well known navel cousin. The blood orange is an older species of fruit than the navel orange.
If you mix orange and black, you would get a darker shade of orange. The black pigment would darken the orange color, creating a more muted or earthy tone.
The blood color of a tiger is red. Like all mammals, tigers have red blood. The color of blood is determined by the presence of hemoglobin, which is a protein that carries oxygen. Hemoglobin is red because it contains iron.