What is Natural fibre?
{{no sources|date=April 2020}} A '''natural fibre''' is a [[fibre]] made from natural sources, like animals or plants. == Animal fibres == Fibres from animal sources are [[wool]], [[cashmere wool|cashmere]], [[fur]] and [[silk]]. Wool comes from the fleece of [[sheep]] and the hair of [[yak]], [[camel]], [[alpaca]], [[guanaco]] and [[vicuna]]. Cashmere comes from [[cashmere goat]]s. Fur of various animals such as [[rabbit]], [[beaver]], [[mink]] and [[muskrat]] is also used as clothing. Silk comes from [[silkworm]]s, which is a large, white moth [[caterpillar]]. == Plant fibres == Fibres from plants include [[flax]], [[ramie]], [[hemp]], [[cotton]] and [[jute]]. [[Coconut]] trees bear coconut fruits that have fibres. Coconut fibres are cleaned, smoothed and made into various dolls and toys with beads and colored threads to give them a decorative appearance. [[Category:Fibers]] {{stub}}