HALP!

[iesika]

OMG QUICK!

Have we ever seen Kory bleed? I figure we probably have, but I can't think of when or how. Is it red?

I want these answers to be no, but I'll accept a yes. I just need to know.

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[ladyblkrose.livejournal.com]

It could be that her species has a closed circulatory system, one that does not create new blood as it does not "age out". In a system like this bleeding would be beyond deadly with out an immediate source of transfusion. These systems also resist the active leaking of blood so one would not "see" her bleed. Her system would isolate it's circulatory functions to prevent this from happening.
Jaivette the RN and all round alien physiology geek. I even did a pseudoscientific paper on Kryptonian Physiology and created a race of biological comparable humanoid marsupials.
(ithinkineedalife)

[iesika.livejournal.com]

Oh, what fun! I love speculative biology.

Eventually I'm going to write the story where one of the alien heroes and one of the humans try to get hot and heavy and realize they aren't quite...anatomically compatible.

[ladyblkrose.livejournal.com]

Here's my science paper :P on Kryptonian Physiology. Hope you enjoy
http://ladyblkrose.livejournal.com/#post-ladyblkrose-5156

[iesika.livejournal.com]

And I'd love to see that paper.