SPIDER SILK: SPIDER IS THE SOURCE OF SILK

Speaking of silk, the story of a myth is in mind. Chinese Emperor Huang Tai or Yellow Emperor's wife Samrajni Lei Zu was drinking tea while sitting in the garden, when a silk worn cocoon came from the upper mulberry trees and came to the Emperor's tea cu p. The real event happened when the empress tried to bring it out. The more the tone pulls out of the cocoon than the other. The end of the New Stone Age. At least historians and historians said the same. But the story is not true or there is a difference of opinion. Yet China keeps Silk in its monopoly possession for nearly three thousand years. That silk gave China the opportunity of unique possibilities to China. Although silk was spread in many different ways in different places of the world after diffe rent places in the world. Everyone knows about silk less then. This cotton is the only cotton that is continuous throughout the whole cocoon. The words of cocoon comes about the silk worm and the mulberry tree. Because the silk worms produce mulberry leav es once the cocoons are produced and then there comes silk yarn.Silk is a proteinbased natural fiber that is available as a yarn after several processes. However, it may be surprising to hear that silk like yarn can also be found from spiders. It may se em like a little unreal and astonishing story, but it is true that the yarn obtained from the spider is much stronger than steel. Let's know about some great information about spider silk. It is possible to produce silk in addition to silk worms. But the p roblem is the lack of accuracy and fullness still remains. It is not possible to make silk from all species of spiders. Special species of spiders can produce powerful silks in this case. The spider's specialty is the ability of continuous yarn technique a nd counterfeit geometrical knowledge of counterfeiting. These formulas are many times more powerful and elastic than other fiber naturally occurring. Even the Kevlar artificial yarn, which is useful in making bulletproof jackets, also spider silk is more f irm. Let us know how spiders make yarn for milling. Researchers have done a lot of research on how spider yarn is produced. Originally this yarn was born from a special type of gland in the spinal cord. The spider does not always make the same type of cot ton. Different types of yarn are produced at different times. The yarn produced in the abdomen is primarily in the liquid state and comes out through the fine mouthpiece of the spinerate. The spinner is usually located on the back of the abdomen and looks like an angle or hand finger. In the back of most spiders, there are about two pairs of springs (4 to 8 species per species). Each spinner has a spigot called the formula that is out of this formula. But it is not possible to knit the net with liquid prot ein yarn. So they have a polishing system in their spinator, which in turn causes the molecular structure of the liquid protein to be changed and recomes out of the difficult formulas. adjusted. This change In this part, when the liquid enters the protei n, the cells of this part release water from the proteins and separate the hydrogen. As a result, it becomes an acidic form. Due to this, the liquid protein becomes solid protein. Generally, the spider is trapped in a nest for its habitat or for food.

Special Thanks to : @originalworks @Originalworks @minnowpond @followforupvotes @minnowsupport @banjo @dorabot @dropahead @gaman @abasinkanga @skreza @kevinwong @craig-grant @juneaugoldbuyer @blakemiles84 @bobbylee @paco @crypt0 @trevonjb @yuliana @thecryptofiend @chriscrypto @jonnyrevolution @brianphobos @craigrant---- @craigrant @TrevonJB @trevonjb @CraigRant @Craig-grant @upvoteforupvote @followforfollow @itchykitten @martin.mikes @jean-gregoire @kedjom-keku @ecoinstant Non bid bot upvote services: @treeplanter @echowhale Here are links to other bid bots I have reviewed: @upme @luckyvotes @mercurybot @bearwards @postpromoter @redlambo @upmewhale @allaz @steembloggers @sneaky-ninja @booster @aksdwi @boomerang Bidder beware: @mrswhale @getboost @hr1 @bangla @bdbot @sadbin @originalworks @minnowpond @followforupvotes @minnowsupport @banjo @dorabot @dropahead @gaman @abasinkanga @skreza @kevinwong @craig-grant @juneaugoldbuyer @blakemiles84 @bobbylee @paco @crypt0 @trevonjb @yuliana @thecryptofiend @chriscrypto @jonnyrevolution @brianphobos @craigrant---- @craigrant @tosch #upvoteforupvote #followforfollow @itchykitten @martin.mikes @jean-gregoire @kedjom-keku @ecoinstant