Some crocodiles and turtles have an exceptional ability to divert blood flow through the heart when they are diving and no longer breathing and exchanging gases. Which of the following most likely occurs when these animals dive?
A) Instead of flowing to the lungs, blood travels to the rest of the body to support bodily functions.
B) Instead of flowing to the body, blood travels to the lungs to exchange gases.
C) Instead of flowing to the capillaries, blood travels to alveoli to exchange gases.
D) Blood flow ceases altogether since gases cannot be exchanged while diving.
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