Question

The silk worm spins cocoon in the pattern of ___________ .​

Answer 1

Answer:

The silk worm spins cocoon in the pattern of figure 8.

Answer 2

The silkworm spins a cocoon in an eight-figure (8) pattern.

• A cocoon is a protective cocoon composed of natural silk thread that surrounds and protects silkworms.
• Silk growers then use cocoons to make silk strands from them.
• Silkworms eat mulberry leaves throughout the rest of their lives. They contain absorbent silk glands and a unique organ via which silk emerges.
• The silkworm then spins an eight-sided cocoon from the outside to the inside, which eventually becomes entirely opaque.