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explain, how a cocoon is formed?​

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Answered by HibaaSohail
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The secreted fluid comes out through spinneret and lakes the form of long fine thread of silk which hardens on exposure to air and is wrapped around the body of caterpillar in the forms of a covering called as cocoo

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Answered by MrMonarque
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Formation of Cocoon:-

  • A cocoon is a covering made by silk moths and other insects as a part of their life cycle to protect the pupa.
  • Cocoon made by silk moth can be used for the production of silk fibres by killing the insect inside the cocoon using boiling water
  • The silkworms secretes a very fine filament made of fibroin protein from two glands on its head which solidifies upon exposure to air and becomes silk fibres.
  • Through movement of head from side to side in the form of figure of eight, the silkworm completely covers itself forming the cocoon.

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