Silkworm Life Cycle and Production

The video explains the process of silk production, starting from the lifecycle of silkworms. It covers the transformation from eggs to adult silkworms, their care, and the conditions needed to prevent stress. The video details how silkworms form cocoons and the subsequent steps to produce silk threads. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel.

What is silk known for?

• Its rough texture

• Its low cost

• Its high durability

• Its smoothness and beauty

Where does silk originate from?

• Synthetic fibers

• Sheep wool

• Cotton plants

• Silkworm cocoons

How long does it take for silkworm eggs to hatch?

• 10 days

• 7 days

• 5 days

• 3 days

What do young silkworms primarily consume?

• Water

• Mulberry leaves

• Air

• Mulberry leaf juice

How often are young silkworms fed daily?

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

• Five times

What can cause stress and illness in silkworms?

• Cold temperatures

• Bright lights

• Loud noises

• Dry air

How many meters of thread does a silkworm produce to form its cocoon?

• 600-800 meters

• 800-1200 meters

• 200-400 meters

• 400-600 meters

How long does the process of a silkworm becoming a cocoon take?

• Two days

• One day

• Three days

• Four days

How many cocoons are needed to produce a single thread of silk?

• 20-22 cocoons

• 5-6 cocoons

• 10-12 cocoons

• 17-18 cocoons

What is the final step in the silk production process?

• Spinning the thread

• Dyeing the thread

• Boiling the cocoons

• Weaving the thread into fabric