Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[Jonnyo07]

ID, it's really hard to get close to a realistic cost, there are too many unknown factors. It seems that our silk worms are litle bit bigger than regular silk worms, so they might be eating more mulberry leafs, they may require a warmer environment, they may require some other specific care but in the other hand, those dedicated silk worms may be making bigger cocoons (therefore more Monster Silk). So $1.1M...$900K...$600K per ton (I don't know why we keep talking about a metric ton? Could a ton be 1000 pound?). I don't think we'll ever get that kind of detail anyways, not even in the Financial Statements.