In what is being called the worst blood disaster in U.S. history, the Red Cross Western Blood Pipeline ruptured Tuesday evening, spilling 45 million gallons of crude O positive across a three-mile radius. Ive never seen anything like this; right now theres blood up to four feet deep in some places, and its beginning to seep into the local water supply, said Red Cross relief worker Tony Benson, adding that volunteers were needed for the massive effort to clean the blood-soaked wildlife located near the Texas-California pipeline. Long term were looking at hundreds of millions of dollars in cleanup and property damage, but right now the challenge will just be scrambling to make up for the sheer loss of blood. At press time, authorities warned residents to stay in their homes while helicopters spray the area with anticoagulants. 