Explain the life cycle of a silkworm?

Answer 1

Egg: They start out as eggs that are the size of a period, or the dot usually found at the end of a sentence. They are laid during late summer or early fall and lay dormant until spring. When first born they eat through mullberry leaves and then start to eat tougher leaves.

Larvae: The silkworms now go through five instars, stages of growth, as they outgrow and shedd skin.

First instar: Durring the first instar the silk worm loses its hairy skin.

last instar: Now that the silk worm is full grown and the size of your ring finger it spins a white or yellow cocoon and lay there for 2 to 3 weeks.

Moth: after the 2 to 3 weeks of metamorphosis the moth does not eat or drink instead it mates, lays eggs, and dies.

Answer 2

The life cycle of a silkworm starts with the egg stage, where eggs are laid by the adult moth. Eggs hatch into larvae, which are the silkworms that feed on mulberry leaves. The larvae spin cocoons made of silk threads, eventually transforming into pupae inside the cocoon. Finally, the adult moth emerges from the cocoon to start the cycle again.

Answer 3

they have sex and have more worms they have sex and have more worms