Skin Of Animals

 Have you ever thought where does wool come from???

You must be thinking nature, if your answer is nature then you are wrong. It is animal's skin!!! Many things come from animals skin. Let's talk about a few of them.

1. Wool from Sheep.

The farmers remove wool from their sheep during Spring and Summer. The wool is grown back in winter season. Some sheep's wool is removed twice a year also!!!

2. Silk from Silkworms.

Silkworms produce silk. Not by killing them but, by taking silk from their cocoons!!! In a few farms of Asia, Silkworms with the length of 3 inches. There are thousands in only one farm. They make a cocoon and after done in 2 to 3 weeks they turn into moth. And the cocoon is silk.

3. Leather from camels and horses.

Here the animals are well fed in farms. Then they are killed and their skin is called leather.

I hope you will do some research to get to know about skin of animals.

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