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Some are still in the metamorphosis stage but I got the both cocoon and non-cocooned pictures! Some have even started reproducing! These silkworms are domesticated so they cannot fly but they still flap their wings a lot. 1 and 2: This is what they look like in their cocoons, the will lose their dark outer shell when they're ready to turn into moths. 3: The one on the bottom right corner is flapping his wings. 4 and 5: The mating has begun, the female and male sticks to eachother's opposite ends. 7. Top view. Not visible: Rare moth, head still of silkworm instead of two antennae like bangs. |
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