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Fluffy white cotton from a plant can be spun into soft thread.
Cotton for our clothes comes from a plant, growing as soft, fluffy fibers wrapped around the seeds inside the cotton plant's seed pods. Farmers harvest this fluff and spin it into long threads, which are then woven together to make the soft fabric used in shirts, towels, and countless other everyday items.
Clouds are made of tiny water droplets floating in the sky and have nothing to do with fiber, and a rock is a solid mineral with no fibers at all, so neither one could ever be spun into soft thread the way cotton fluff can.
Many of the softest, comfiest clothes people wear every day started out as a fluffy white fiber growing in a sunny farm field before being spun and woven into fabric.
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