(1)Natural Monument No. 496 Silkworm
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(2)It is the second largest silkworm in Korea with a length of 3–4 cm
(3)Very beautiful insect with green and blue red gloss!
(1)You can see them flying from the top of a tall hackberry tree
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(1)Silkworms are also called jade insects in Korea
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(1)It’s one of the rarest insects
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(1)It is endangered along with the long-lived bull
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(1)It’s a natural monument managed by the Cultural Heritage Administration
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(1)Natural monuments can be managed by the Cultural Heritage Administration for up to five years in prison or a fine of up to 50 million won!
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(1)This precious thing is dead on the street
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(1)They fly too high
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(1)We stop promoting in the afternoon
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(1)The process of grabbing it is really tricky
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(1)In Japan, silkworms lived and filmed
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(1)In fact, the number of people in Japan is decreasing
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(1)It’s not a protective paper right now
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(1)It’s a species that people are interested in
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(1)The color is crazy. Seriously
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(1)Silkworms like broad-leaved trees
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(1)I’ll eat oak, too
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(1)Actually, the main tree is Hackberry
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(1)But there aren’t many old hackberry trees in Korea
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(1)In Korea, the way to make them grow wild is simpler than you think
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(1)You just have to plant a bunch of hackberry trees around your habitat lol
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(1)And if you pile up rotten hackberry trees
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(1)They lay eggs in it
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(1)It’s a national park anyway, so there’s no one to catch it
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(1)Let me tell you how they live
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(1)You know the Hackberry that lays eggs on dead trees but is half dead
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(1)I get attached to it and eat the hackberry tree
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(1)Then I’ll eat a little bit of raw wood
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(1)I eat the dead part and break it down
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(1)As time goes by, this hackberry tree
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(1)There’s a lot of empty space, so I’m going to quit
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(1)After death, stag beetles and other skycow spawns again
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(1)Then the tree goes back to the forest
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(1)Deer bugs can’t fly well because of their heavy body and fall off when a little impact is applied
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(1)Conversely, the python is more of a combat flight
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(2)It often hits each other, so it’s shock resistant!
(1)In Korea, silkworms… According to Kim Min
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(1)In winter, they freeze to death
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(1)It’s not mainly spawning in the roots of trees
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(1)silkworm larvae
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(2)The caterpillars dig up the tops of the trees
(1)silkworm larvae
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(2)When it’s really cold in winter, a lot of caterpillars die
(1)silkworm larvae
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(2)Aside from the fact that the animals don’t have a habitat
(1)They don’t have good habits with Korea
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(1)the time of life
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(2)Appearance time this month
(3)● on display at the museum
(4)If you cut down trees and make stumps in the forest
(5)It’s the guy who flew in. It’s pretty historical. Moving
(6)rock number 2023-07-26 121105 6070
(7)Best 2
(8)I collected insect shells and used them as decorations
(9)I listened to it and it was so pretty. Move 6
(10)decorative handle 2023-07-26 161519680
(11)You killed him
I guess it was common enough to make things like this during the Three Kingdoms period
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