Bees, moths and wasps are insects that produce silk.
Specifically, silk production is most appreciated and exploited in terms of moths. Silk is produced during a moth's larval stage. It therefore represents the work of the moth in its caterpillar stage. Silk-producing caterpillars will be referred to as silkworms even though they are not worms.
Most silk is produced from the silkworm, larva (caterpillar) of the silkmoth, which is bred only in captivity.
mulberry silk worm
Silk spider
insect
Yes, the silk worm is a domesticated insect primarly in china. It is also known to be used in Japan and India as well.
Honey (bees) SIlk (silkworms)
Silk Worm
No. Even though spiders aren't insects they are arachnids and they produce silk.
Silk is made from the string that silk worms use to spin their cocoons. Once the silk worm has spun its cocoon, the worm is killed to keep it from chewing its way through the cocoon to get out. The silk is then unwound from the cocoon and used to make textiles.
Silkworms. they have to be a moth before they make silk
it makes it through its body similar to how a spider makes the stuff for its web
Natural silk: a product from the larvae of the insect Bombyx mori. The chemical structure of the fiber is proteinic. Artificial silk: man made fibers from cellulose and derivatives, polyesters, etc.
Yes , the most common one is mullberry silkworm x
Yes; it is a larva of an insect.