How SILK Is Made From MILLIONS of SILKWORMS? Amazing Cocoon Harvesting Process!

Discover How SILK Is Made From MILLIONS of SILKWORMS🐛| Cocoon Harvesting
Ever since human being invented clothes, a variety of fibres have been discovered or invented to suit changes in time climate and fashion. Silk is one out of many fabrics that have been invoked over millennia despite drastic changes in our taste. Since it was discovered fine strong lustrous silk has been wooing the world.
The cultivation of silk and the craft of silk weaving are even more fascinating we thought it would be interesting to get an insight into the story of a silk thread, let's begin with the backbone of sericulture the silkworm. Commercial silk is obtained by cultivating different species of silkworm the most widely and most commercially used species is Bombyx Mori native to Asia. Silkworm are soft bodied and slow-moving and relatively fast growing insects like other insects silkworm to go through four stages of development egg, Larva, pupa and adult. The larva is a caterpillar, the pupa is what the silkworm changes into after spinning its cocoon before emerging as a month.
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[@rebjorn79]

I gotta admit I kinda had this romantic idea that they'd let the cute butterflies fly away to green pastures ..

[@yytyyy5329]

pastures?

[@MrMomo2022]

...... and millions of silkworms were scorched and drown to death in order to retrieve the silk ...... not for me, definitely.

[@gabrielecapezzuto4474]

bro i can see from miles away that the script was written by chatgpt hahaha

[@GearShifter925]

I just had those Silk worms 🐛 with my DINNER. 🍽️ It tastes YUMMY... 😋 🤤 Those who ate..he could relate with my words and one who HASN'T TASTE YET... should try it someday. It's delicious and full of nutrients too. 😃👍

[@Madzguy007]

i wonder why the worms had to be killed.. Couldn't we have found a way to let the worm survive while extracting the cocoon?

[@NB-TB]

Vegetable oil is made from vegetables, Sunflower oil is made from Sunflowers, can't wait for the "How baby oil is made" video...

[@domesticcat5069]

🗨️🦋

[@veiledrecalcitrance4314]

“The threads undergo a cleaning process to remove impurities, remnants of cocoons and any other unwanted substances…..like caterpillar bodies” I mean, don’t get me wrong, they live a pretty good life up until the cocoon phase, but how the hell do they get the body out of the cocoon? I feel like I may be missing a step here

[@dontawanpitak]

If you mean how the workers remove the worm inside a cocoon, my guess is that it comes out naturally. A cocoon is basically a worm wrapped with long thread of silk. Unwrapping the silk and the body is automatically revealed.

[@jazminruffafederova218]

unfortunately YES...

[@domesticcat5069]

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[@domesticcat5069]

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[@Brickgang303]

You know that they die after laying their eggs

[@RajeevKumar-mu9wb]

Human selfishness..............Killing countless worms for a piece of cloth......shame

[@Austinemmytube1]

But you're putting on one

[@Madzguy007]

@@Austinemmytube1 There are plenty of materials you can use where the animal/plant don't have to die... Wool & cotton for example

[@HenrikG1963]

A good thing is that the silk isn't made of human boddies.

[@NB-TB]

Vegetable oil is made from vegetables, Sunflower oil is made from Sunflowers, can't wait for the "How baby oil is made" video...

[@cherylbradbury4875]

So you kill millions of lil harmless creatures in a horrific way just so someone can wear a piece of clothing. 😢 It's about time silk was banned along with fur products. I've never worn or bought silk products and never will. 🤬

[@pauleisaman]

They are bugs for crying out loud.

[@goldiemum3991]

You can't even afford a real silk product, lol. Now throw away your phone, stop using public transportation or your car, switch off all electricity in your home, especially the AC units, move into the woods, build your own hut and shut up. Jeez. Was für'n dummschwätzender Weltverbesserer und Traumtänzer, lieber Himmel.

[@MrDanisve]

And when you sat down and wrote this, you killed billions of innocent bacteria who did nothing wrong to you. Time to ban chairs along with other seating. Ive never sat down and i never will.

[@Paulo-pi8sn]

​@@pauleisaman😄

[@donarthiazi2443]

Oh puhleese. You people truly don't have anything better to do than log onto KZbin and look for something to whine about huh?