Where do silkworms live?

Answer 1

My son and I caught the first beautiful green silkworm moth we had ever seen last year around the street light in our drive way. There were quite a few of them for several weeks. We live in the country outside of Durant, Southern Oklahoma.

Answer 2

Silkworms, the larvae of the silk moth Bombyx mori, are typically found in regions with temperate climates where mulberry trees, their primary food source, grow abundantly. They are commonly raised in controlled environments such as silkworm farms or sericulture facilities where conditions can be optimized for their growth and silk production. In the wild, silkworms can also be found in mulberry trees in regions of China, India, and other parts of Asia where sericulture has been practiced for centuries.

Answer 3

Silkworms are native to Northern China, but can live in any environmnet that is suitable for growing mulberry trees. They could live in peoples house and from what I've heard, they like mulberry leaves. Silkworms DO NOT drink water. They get the moisture from the mulberry leves.

Answer 4

Silkworms are typically found in regions with mulberry trees, as these are their primary source of food. They are commonly found in countries such as China, India, Japan, and other parts of Asia where silk production is prevalent. Silkworms are usually raised in controlled environments like silk farms or sericulture centers.