That large scale of use of silkworms for making silk can lead to extinction of silkworm why or why not?

The large-scale use of silkworms for silk production could potentially lead to their extinction if their breeding is not managed sustainably. Continuous selective breeding for specific traits may reduce genetic diversity, making them more vulnerable to diseases and environmental changes. Additionally, habitat loss due to agricultural practices can also threaten their populations. However, silkworms are currently domesticated and rely on human cultivation, which mitigates some extinction risks if managed responsibly.