What makes red blood cells more suitable for the transport of oxygen?

Red blood cells are adapted for oxygen transport due to:

  1. Their biconcave shape, which increases surface area for gas exchange.
  2. The absence of a nucleus, providing more space for hemoglobin.
  3. The presence of hemoglobin, which binds oxygen and carries it throughout the body.

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