alleryStart learning →Why are cocoons dipped in hot water before the moth emerges?
ATo change silk into wool
BTo make the thread shorter
CTo keep one unbroken thread
DTo make the moth fly out
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. To keep one unbroken thread
If the moth emerged it would cut the cocoon; hot water keeps it intact so one continuous thread can be unwound.
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