Collect different types of fibres at your home for example silk, wool and paste than in your notebook.
2. Collect the information of animals from which these fibres are obtained.
3. Collect the information about the area to which these animals belongs.
4. Find out the properties of fibres by observing and compare them.
5. Write their use in daily life.
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nothing can be helpful because it is not good for environment
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- 2. Animal hair is a fiber made from a mammal's hair. For instance, sheep, goats, and horses' hair
- Avian fiber is the term for fiber made from bird feathers.
- Silk fiber is made of fiber that are extracted from cocoons of silkworms and other insects.
- Many people believe that silk is a "natural" protein fiber. Certain techniques for weaving this animal fiber into fabrics are possible. The silk that is derived from the cocoons (which are created in captivity) by the silkworm larvae of the Bombyx mori species is the most widely used type of silk. Sericulture is a term that is frequently used to describe silk rearing.
- The term "wool" is typically used to describe animal fibers that are made from the fur of Caprinae family members. Even though sheep are the most popular source of wool, wool can also be obtained from rabbits, goats, and alpacas.
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