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Skilled Insect Artisans

19229mMovieDocumentary

The pictures show how the ailanthus silkmoth and the red admiral spin silk and weave a cocoon, and the way in which the change from caterpillar to moth is affected.

DirectorEdgar P. Chance

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Skilled Insect Artisans hasn't started streaming in United States yet. Based on the typical 6–8 week theatrical-to-streaming window, we estimate it will arrive around February 20, 1922. This is a prediction, not a confirmed date.

Is there a sequel to Skilled Insect Artisans?

Yes — Skilled Insect Artisans is followed by Fathoms Deep Beneath the Sea (1922) in the Secrets of Nature.

Is there a prequel to Skilled Insect Artisans?

Yes — The Battle of the Ants (1922) comes before Skilled Insect Artisans in the Secrets of Nature.

Is Skilled Insect Artisans part of a trilogy?

No — Skilled Insect Artisans is part of the Secrets of Nature, which has 54 films.

How many movies are in the Secrets of Nature?

There are 54 films in the Secrets of Nature: The Life Story of the Cuckoo (1919), The Life Story of the Caddis Worm (1919), The Life Story of the Garden Spider (1919), Hand Versus Feet (1922), Infant Welfare in the Bird World (1922), The Cuckoo's Secret (1922), The White Owl (1922), The Battle of the Ants (1922), Skilled Insect Artisans (1922), Fathoms Deep Beneath the Sea (1922), Studies in Animal Motion (1922), The Comma Butterfly (1923), Winter (1923), Paws and Claws (1925), Seed Time (1926), Busy Bees (1926), The Plants of the Pantry (1927), The Story of a Glass of Water (1927), Plant Magic (1927), Floral Co-operative Societies (1927), The Home Wrecker (1929), The Frog (1929), Scarlet Runner & Co (1929), Playtime at The Zoo (1930), Special Messengers (1930), Mighty Atoms (1930), Plants of the Underworld (1930), Peas and Cues (1930), The Strangler (1930), The Aphis (1930), Friendly Flies (1931), The Light Of Love (1931), In All His Glory (1931), War in The Trees (1931), Magic Myxies (1931), The World in a Wine-Glass (1931), Dream Flowers (1931), The Bittern (1931), Water Folk (1932), The Two Pounder (1932), Great Crested Grebe (1932), The Raiders of The Fens (1932), The Froth Blower (1932), Short Eared Owl (1932), Springtime In The Scillies (1932), Orphans of The Wood (1932), The Nightingale (1932), Nature's Double Lifters (1932), Romance in a Pond (1932), Brewster's Magic (1933), Fit To Boil (1933), Amazing Maize (1933), Brock The Badger (1933) and Gathering Moss (1933).