raising silkworms at home

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Raising silkworms at home is a quiet, hands-on hobby. You start with tiny eggs on paper, then watch the larvae hatch and munch mulberry leaves day and night. As they grow, they shed skin and eat constantly, making a soft rustling sound. In about a month, each caterpillar spins a cocoon of fine thread, and you decide whether to harvest the silk or let the moths emerge. It is fascinating to see the whole life cycle up close, and requires just a shoebox, fresh leaves each day, and a steady supply…