White blood cells circulate throughout the body detecting and fighting microbes.
White blood cells patrol the body in the blood, searching for and combating microbes.
| Front | What do white blood cells do? |
|---|---|
| Back | White blood cells travel around in our blood and crawl into every part of you, constantly patrolling for microbes. |
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