Which one of these describes what happens to the digestive system's blood supply during exercise?

During exercise, the body's demand for oxygen in the skeletal muscles increases significantly. To meet this demand, the cardiovascular system redistributes blood flow. Vasoconstriction (narrowing of blood vessels) occurs in arteries supplying non-essential organs like the stomach and intestines, reducing their blood supply. Simultaneously, vasodilation (widening of blood vessels) occurs in arteries supplying the working muscles, increasing their blood supply. This ensures that oxygen is delivered where it is needed most.