Why do scabs form?

If you've ever crashed a skateboard or peeled a hangnail, you probably know about nature's Band-Aid-the scab. A scab covers the wound almost immediately. A scab is formed when proteins from white blood cells that help coagulate blood come out of the blood stream to protect the wound-and actually accelerate the healing process.

Pus can also form at the wound site, but that's not as positive of a sign as a scab.

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