The Silk Moth is a species of moth known for its role in producing silk. It belongs to the family Bombycidae and is primarily found in Asia. The most famous species is the Bombyx mori, which has been domesticated for silk production for thousands of years. Silk moths undergo a complete metamorphosis, transitioning from egg to larva (caterpillar), then to pupa (cocoon), and finally to adult moth. Silk moths are characterized by their large size and creamy white or yellowish color. They have a short lifespan as adults, typically living only a few days to mate and lay eggs. The larvae feed on mulberry leaves, which are essential for their growth. The silk produced from their cocoons is highly valued in the textile industry.