KR102605648B1 - Manchurian weasel trap - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a safety trapping device for ferrets used to capture and study ferrets, which are mammals of the weasel family.
The safety trapping device for ferrets of the present invention is equipped with a GPS receiver, a frequency generator for attracting animals, a sensor for detecting capture, a camera, and a trap controller to control them, and includes a plurality of traps that capture images of the animal when the animal is captured, and a trap It receives location signals from multiple traps from the controller, generates location data for each trap, displays it on an electronic map, stores it, and controls a frequency generator that attracts animals to be captured through the network. When an animal is caught in a trap, it controls the frequency generator that attracts the target animal. It includes a manager server that receives and stores images of animals caught in traps and simultaneously transmits the trap's location data and images of animals to the manager's mobile phone, allowing the manager's mobile phone to check the status of the trap or control the trap. , the trap includes a capturing part with a space inside, an attraction passage part installed in the capturing part to guide the animal to the inner space of the capturing part, and a guide part coupled to the capturing part to guide the animal to the attracting passage part.

Description

Manchurian weasel trap}

The present invention relates to a safety trapping device for ferrets used to capture and study ferrets, which are mammals of the weasel family.

The Manchurian weasel is a mammal of the weasel family that moves actively all day long and is good at hunting rodents. The weasel is small, about 12 to 16 cm in length, and has a poor ability to dig, so it makes a living by stealing burrows from rodents and mainly eats rats, bird eggs, and insects.

The prosperous weasel is designated as a level 2 endangered species. Research on artificial reproduction and restoration to increase the population of the prolific weasel, as well as research on the ecological characteristics and exhibition education of the prolific weasel, are in progress.

In order to capture prolific weasels for research purposes, live food must be placed in the capture frame due to the ecological characteristics of the prosperous weasel, but it is difficult to place live food into the capture frame.

In addition, prosperous weasels live in areas such as Gangwon-do, Odaesan, Seoraksan, and Jiri Mountain in Korea, and in order to capture them, dozens of capture frames are installed in places where prosperous weasels are expected to live. In addition, the researcher checks whether the prosperous weasel has been captured in the trapping frame by touring the area where dozens of trapping frames have been installed at regular intervals. In addition, the existing trapping frame may increase the stress of the liveless weasel as researchers are unable to quickly identify it when it is captured, and the temperature of the trapping frame rises, making it a Level 2 endangered species, which means that the population is low and capture is difficult. A difficult entity may result in death.

These existing trapping frames take a lot of time to capture ferrets, increasing researchers' fatigue and reducing research efficiency.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2099403 (registered on April 3, 2020)

Therefore, the present invention was proposed to solve the above problems, and the purpose of the present invention is to provide a small mammal safety capture device for capturing the ferret, which is designated as a class 2 endangered species, and increasing the population through artificial reproduction and restoration. It is provided.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to provide a safety trapping device for ferrets that can capture ferrets to study ecological characteristics or conduct research for exhibition and education.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to capture landless weasels for research by using an attraction frequency or smell and sound that can attract the landless weasels without putting live rodents, which are food for the landless weasels, in the trap. The aim is to provide a safety trapping device for ferrets that attracts and captures ferrets by recognizing that there are live rodents inside the frame.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to easily confirm from a distance whether a prolific weasel has been captured, quickly remove it from the capture frame, reduce the stress of the captured prolific weasel, prevent the prolific weasel from dying, and capture it safely. The goal is to provide a safety trapping device for ferrets that improves research efficiency.

In order to achieve the purpose of the present invention as described above, the present invention is a plurality of devices equipped with a GPS receiver, a frequency generator for animal attraction, a capture detection sensor, a camera, and a trap controller to control them, and take images of the animal when the animal is captured. Receives location signals of a plurality of traps from the trap and the trap controller, generates location data for each trap, displays and stores it on an electronic map, and controls the frequency generator to attract animals to be captured through the network. When an animal is captured in the trap, an image of the animal captured in the trap is received and stored, and at the same time, the location data of the trap and the image of the animal are transmitted to the manager's mobile phone to check the status of the trap on the manager's mobile phone. Includes a manager server to check or control the capture trap,

The trap includes a trap having a space inside, an attraction passage part installed in the trap to guide the animal to the inner space of the trap, and a guide part coupled to the trap to guide the animal to the attraction passage. Provides a safety trapping device for ferrets.

The catching part is preferably connected to the bottom part and has a plurality of fixing rings for fixing the pack to the ground.

The attracting passage part is preferably composed of a cylindrical part that penetrates the upper part of the catching part and is connected to the inside of the catching part to allow rodents or ferrets to pass through.

The cylindrical part has a one-way opening and closing part installed at its lower part to block the rodent or the ferret from escaping out of the trapping part,

The one-way opening and closing part includes a blocking member that is hinged to the cylindrical part, elastically supports between the cylindrical part and the blocking member, and applies an elastic force so that the blocking member closes the cylindrical part when no external force acts on the blocking member. It is desirable to include an elastic member.

The guide portion includes a first guide portion that is hinged to the upper portion of the capturing portion and overlaps or spreads to the upper portion of the capturing portion, and a second guide portion that is hinged to the upper portion of the capturing portion on the opposite side of the first guide portion and overlaps or unfolds to the upper portion of the capturing portion. 2 It is desirable to include a guide section.

The frequency generator is preferably used to generate an attractive frequency of 19-22 kHz, which is preferred by ferrets.

The trapping unit is controlled by the manager server or the manager's mobile phone, and is preferably provided with a speaker that outputs an animal attraction sound consisting of a chick's cry or a baby mouse's cry.

The trapping unit is controlled by the manager server or the manager mobile phone, and is preferably provided with an odor sprayer that sprays an animal attractant made of sulfurous acid volatiles or sulfur dioxide compounds.

In addition, the present invention includes a trap having a space inside, a cylindrical bait passage part installed in the trap to guide the animal to the inner space of the trap, and a cylindrical bait passage part coupled to the catch part to guide the animal to the bait passage part. A guide unit that is installed in the capture unit and generates a frequency of 21 kHz, which is the cry of a baby rat, to attract the ferret, a frequency generator that is installed in the capture unit and detects whether there is movement of the animal inside the capture unit. A capture detection sensor, a camera installed in the capture unit to photograph the captured animal, and a signal from the manager server or manager mobile phone are received to control the frequency generator, and the camera receives the signal detected by the capture detection sensor. The aim is to provide a safety trapping device for ferrets that includes a trap controller that operates and transmits the captured images to the manager server or mobile phone.

The trapping unit is preferably installed with a speaker that outputs the cries of chicks or baby mice that attract the ferrets as if live prey were in the capture frame.

The trapping unit is preferably equipped with an odor sprayer that sprays sulfurous acid volatiles or sulfur dioxide compounds from the anal glands of the landless weasel in order to attract the landless weasel.

The present invention generates ultrasonic waves of 21 kHz, which are the cries of baby mice, to lure and safely capture the prolific weasel, which is designated as a class 2 endangered species, into a trap, thereby increasing the population through artificial reproduction and restoration of the prolific weasel. Useful research can be done.

In addition, the present invention can comply with animal ethics regulations by placing the water and food necessary for the survival of live prolific weasels inside the trap when capturing prolific weasels for research.

In addition, the present invention is that when a free-living weasel enters the capture frame, the location and video of the trap are transmitted to the manager's mobile phone in real time, so that it can be confirmed in real time from a distance whether the free-living weasel has been captured, and the captured free-footed weasel is quickly taken out of the trap. It can not only reduce the stress of weasels but also increase the efficiency of research.

Figure 1 is a diagram showing a safety trapping device for ferrets to illustrate an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a diagram for explaining the installation state and internal configuration of the safety trapping device for ferrets in an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a diagram showing a passageway through which rodents and ferrets pass to explain an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a configuration diagram of a control system for explaining an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a system configuration diagram of a trap for explaining an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 6 is a block diagram showing the main components of the main control unit of the manager server to explain an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 7 is a flowchart showing a control method for explaining an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, with reference to the attached drawings, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail so that those skilled in the art can easily implement the present invention. However, the present invention may be implemented in various other forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. In order to clearly explain the present invention in the drawings, parts not related to the description are omitted, and identical or similar components are assigned the same reference numerals throughout the specification.

Figure 1 is a diagram for explaining an embodiment of the present invention, showing a safety trapping device for ferrets.

The safety trapping device for ferrets of the present invention includes a plurality of traps 100, an administrator mobile phone 300, and an administrator server 500.

Approximately 5 to 60 or more traps 100 may be installed in places where ferrets inhabit. In an embodiment of the present invention, the traps 100 are composed of a first trap 101, a second trap 103, a third trap 105, and an n-th trap 107, as shown in FIG. 1. It can be. Since the first trap 101, the second trap 103, the third trap 105, and the n-th trap 107 have the same configuration, the first trap 101 is representative in the embodiment of the present invention. This will be explained with an example.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the first trap 101 includes a capturing part 111, an attracting passage part 113, and a guiding part 115.

The trapping unit 111 has a space inside which the prosperous weasel can enter, and is a frame for capturing the prosperous weasel. This trapping part 111 is made of an approximately hexahedron with a space inside.

The attracting passage part 113 is formed in a cylindrical shape with a diameter that allows passage of rodents such as rats, which can be food for the ferret and the ferret. The attraction passage part 113 penetrates the upper part of the capturing part 111 and is connected to the inside of the capturing part 111. The guided passage portion 113 includes a cylindrical portion 117 and a one-way opening/closing portion 119 coupled to the cylindrical portion 117. The cylindrical portion 117 is preferably made to have a diameter in the range of 30 to 40 mm, which is enough for the mother rat, which is the food of the ferret, to pass through. If it is smaller than 30mm, it is difficult for live rats, which are the food of the ferret, to enter, and if it is larger than 40mm, animals other than rats can enter, making it unsuitable for capturing ferrets.

This cylindrical part 117 can guide the mouse to pass through and enter the interior of the capturing part 111. Then, the ferret, which feeds on rats, has a habit of following the rat's burrow and can follow it into the interior of the trap (111).

The one-way opening/closing unit 119 serves to prevent ferrets and rodents that have entered the inside of the capturing unit 111 from going out again. This one-way opening/closing portion 119 includes a blocking member 121 that is hinged to the cylindrical portion 117, and an elastic member 123 that elastically supports the blocking member 121.

The blocking member 121 is preferably hinged to the lower side of the cylindrical portion 117. The blocking member 121 serves to close the space of the cylindrical portion 117. And the elastic member 123 is installed between the cylindrical part 117 and the blocking member 121, so that the elastic force acts in the direction in which the blocking member 121 blocks the cylindrical part 117. This elastic member 123 is preferably made of a torsion spring. That is, the elastic member 123 is opened in the cylindrical part 117 by overcoming the elastic force of the elastic member 123 when a rat or ferret enters through the cylindrical part 117, and the blocking member 121 then exerts elastic force again. The cylindrical part 117 is blocked by. Accordingly, the rat or ferret that has entered the inside of the capturing unit 111 cannot go out of the capturing unit 111 again.

The guide unit 115 can guide a rat or a ferret to the attraction passage unit 113, and is a guide made of a plate or acrylic (PVC) material. The guide portion 115 may be composed of a first guide portion 115a and a second guide portion 115b. The first guide portion 115a may be hinged to one upper corner of the capturing portion 111. The first guide portion 115a is preferably large enough to overlap the upper surface of the capturing portion 111. The second guide part 115b may be hinged to the edge opposite to the upper part of the catching part 111 where the first guide part 115a is installed. That is, it is preferable that the second guide part 115b is also disposed so that it overlaps the upper part of the capturing part 111 (see FIG. 2).

When moving or storing the first trap 101, this guide part 115 is arranged to overlap the upper surface of the catching part 111 (see FIG. 2), and when installed outdoors, it is unfolded from the catching part 111 to trap mice. Alternatively, it allows prosperous weasels to move (see Figure 3).

On the other hand, the capturing part 111 has a plurality of fixing ring parts (125, 127, 129, only the parts visible in FIGS. 2 and 3 are described with symbols) for firmly fixing the capturing part 111 on the ground. Includes. Four of these fixing rings (125, 127, 129) are connected to the bottom apex of the capturing part (111), and may be installed in more numbers. And the fixing ring portions 125, 127, and 129 may be formed in the form of a string, etc.

Researchers studying ferrets can firmly fix the capture part 111 by driving the pack (Peg) into the ground through the fixing hooks 125, 127, and 129. These fixing rings (15, 127, 129) serve to firmly fix the capturing unit 111 to the ground, so that even if a rodent or ferret enters the capturing unit 111, the capturing unit 111 will not fall or fall. After installation, it is possible to safely collect captured ferrets by preventing their posture from being deformed by rodents, ferrets, or other external forces.

Meanwhile, a feeding trough 135 and a water trough 137 for ferret weasels are installed inside the first trap 101. Supplying food and water inside the trap 111, as in the embodiment of the present invention, is to ensure freedom from hunger and thirst, and freedom from fear and stress among the five principles of animal welfare. Therefore, if a prolific weasel is captured in the capturing unit 111, food and water can be supplied until the researcher collects it.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, the first trap 101 includes a GPS receiver 151, a motion sensor 153, a heat sensor 155, a camera 157, and a frequency generator 159. , a speaker 161, a scent sprayer 163, and a trap controller 165 that controls them. In addition, the trap controller 163 is equipped with a data transmitting and receiving unit 167, which is a computer program module that can transmit and receive data or control signals by connecting to the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500 through a wireless network.

The GPS receiver 151 is used to check the location of the first trap 101 and the locations of the multiple traps 100. A GPS receiver is installed in each trap 100, and each trap 100 is equipped with unique identification information, so that the location information of multiple traps 100 can be confirmed.

The motion detection sensor 153 and the heat detection sensor 155 are capture detection sensors that detect when a rodent or ferret is captured inside the trap 111 and transmit the detected signal to the trap controller 165. . When a rodent or ferret enters the interior of the trap 111, the motion detection sensor 153 can detect the movement of these animals and transmit the detected signal to the trap controller 165. In addition, when a rodent or ferret enters the interior of the trap 111, the heat detection sensor 155 detects the temperature of these animals and transmits the detected signal to the trap controller 165.

The camera 157 can photograph the inside of the capturing unit 111 and capture an image of a rodent or ferret that has entered the capturing unit 111. Camera 157 may be controlled by trap controller 165. That is, when the signal detected by the trap detection sensor enters the trap controller 165, the trap controller 165 can control the operation of the camera 157. The camera 157 can be controlled by the manager server 500 according to settings.

The frequency generator 159 generates a frequency to attract rodents, which are food for ferrets. The frequency generated from the frequency generator 159 is preferably 19 to 22 kHz. It is more desirable that the frequency generated by the frequency generator 159 generates a frequency of 21 kHz, which is ultrasonic waves that humans cannot hear, but rodents can hear. 21 kHz generated from the frequency generator 159 is the sound to which rodents respond most sensitively and is the frequency of the cry made by a newborn baby rat when it is separated from its mother rat. Rats have a very strong maternal instinct, so when they hear the cries of newborn baby rats, they show behavioral characteristics of gathering even if they are not their own babies. If the frequency generated by the frequency generator 159 is outside the above-mentioned range, it does not function to attract the mother rat and is less effective. The frequency generator 159 may be controlled on and off by the trap controller 165. The frequency generated by the frequency generator 159 can create the effect of allowing live mice to enter the trap 111 without putting live mice in the trap 111, and the prolific weasel is used to catch and eat this prey. Since it follows the inside of the capturing unit 111, the ferret can be easily captured.

This frequency generator 159 can be installed inside the capture unit 111 by presetting a unique frequency to be output. However, as another example, after previously storing the frequency to be output in the frequency storage database 533 on the manager server 500, a specific frequency generator 159 is activated under the control of the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500. Through this, it is possible to output a frequency that attracts rodents or ferrets. That is, the frequency generator 159 can be controlled through the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500.

The speaker 161 is intended to output an attractive sound to attract a mother mouse or a ferret, and can output the sound of a chick or a baby mouse. By using the cries of chicks or baby mice, it is possible to attract the ferrets without putting live food for the ferrets, such as live mice, inside the trapping unit 111.

This speaker 161 can be controlled by the trap controller 165, and can also be controlled and operated by the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500.

The scent sprayer 163 is used to spray an attractant to attract the ferret. The anal gland under the tail of the ferret emits sulfurous acid volatiles, and can spray the odor of the same or similar sulfur dioxide compound. . This scent sprayer 163 is intended to attract ferrets. This scent sprayer 163 can be controlled by the trap controller 165, and can also be controlled and operated by the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500.

The trap controller 165 is connected to the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500 through a wireless network and is provided with a data transmitting and receiving unit 167 that transmits and receives data or control signals. The data transmitting and receiving unit 167 may be a computer program module for connecting the trap controller 165 to a wireless network. The trap controller 165 is connected to the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500 through a network and can be controlled by the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the manager mobile phone 300 and the manager server 500 are described separately, but they may have the same functions. In other words, the manager mobile phone 300 is a mobile communication device that can control the trap controller 165 while moving, and the manager server 500 can control the trap controller 165 in a fixed place such as an office. It may be there.

The manager server 500 can receive location signals of a plurality of traps 100 from the trap controller 165, generate location data using the unique identification information of each trap 100, display it on an electronic map, and store it. In addition, the manager server 500 controls the frequency generator 159 that attracts animals to be captured through a wireless network, and when an animal is captured in the trap 100, it receives and stores the image of the animal captured in the trap. At the same time, the location data of the trap and the image of the animal can be transmitted to the manager mobile phone 300 to check the status of the trap or control the trap from the manager mobile phone 300.

The manager server 500 includes a main control unit 501 composed of a computer program module (see FIG. 6). The main control unit 501 includes a data transmission/reception management program module 503, a trap management program module 505, a camera control program module 507, an ultrasonic generator control program module 509, a sound control program module 511, and an odor sprayer. It includes a control program module 513 and an image comparison program module 515. In addition, the manager server 500 is provided with a database including a map storage database 531, a frequency storage database 533, a sound storage database 535, and a capture target animal image storage database 537. .

The data transmission/reception management program module 503 is a computer program module that can transmit or receive data or control signals to and from the trap controller 165 through a wireless network.

The trap management program module 505 uses the unique identification information of each of the first trap 101, the second trap 103, the third trap 105, and the n-th trap 107 to send a position signal to the trap controller. It is possible to generate location data by receiving it from (165), display the location data on an electronic map, and store it in the map storage database (531).

The camera control program module 507 can remotely control the operation of the camera 157, receive images captured by the camera 157, and store them in the captured image storage database 539. The camera control program module 507 can remotely control the camera 157 to obtain necessary animal images, such as zoom and shooting angle.

The ultrasonic generator control program module 509 may control the frequency generator 159 to generate a frequency of 21 kHz for a specific time in a specific trap. Additionally, the ultrasonic generator control program module 509 can load specific frequency data stored in the frequency storage database 533 and output it to the frequency generator 159, if necessary.

The sound control program module 511 can control the loading of chick cry or baby mouse cry data stored in the sound storage database 535 and outputting it through the speaker 161.

The odor injector control program module 513 can control the odor injector 163 that sprays the same or similar odor as the odor emitted from the anal glands of the ferret. At this time, the smell sprayer control program module 513 can control the spray time or spray interval of the smell sprayer 163.

The image comparison program module 515 may receive the image captured by the camera 157, compare it with the image of the landless weasel, a target animal, and transmit the result of determining whether the image is a landless weasel to the manager mobile phone 300. In addition, the image comparison program module 515 may receive an image captured by the camera 157, compare it with an image of a rat, and transmit the result of determining whether it is a rat to the administrator mobile phone 300.

The map storage database 531 stores electronic maps, each according to the unique identification information of a plurality of first traps 101, second traps 103, third traps 105, and n-th traps (107). Map data showing the location on an electronic map can be saved.

The frequency storage database 533 stores the attractive frequency to attract the mother mouse, which is the food of the ferret, and contains a 21 kH sound that corresponds to the cry made by a newborn baby mouse when separated from the mother mouse. Frequencies can be stored.

The sound storage database 535 stores attracting sounds to attract mother mice, which are food for ferrets, and can store sound sources of the cries of chicks or baby mice.

The capture target animal image storage database 537 may store images of ferrets or rats.

The captured image storage database 539 may store images captured by the camera 157.

The process of safely capturing a ferret is as follows using the ferret safety capture device of this embodiment of the present invention.

First, researchers who capture prosperous weasels for research install the required number of traps (100) (sometimes about 5 to 60) in places where prosperous weasels live. At this time, the researcher installs traps 100 by driving pegs into the ground through each fixing hook (125, 127, 129). Then, the researcher unfolds the guide part 115 from the capture part 111 and installs it so that the rat or ferret can move along the guide part 115. Of course, the researcher puts animal food and water into the food container 135 and water container 137 placed inside the capturing unit 111.

An embodiment of the present invention will describe a process for capturing a ferret through a first trap (101) typically selected among several traps (100).

The trap controller 165 of the first trap 101 transmits the location data input through the GPS receiver 151 to the manager server 500 through the data transmitting and receiving unit 167.

Then, the main control unit 501 of the manager server 500 receives unique identification information and location data of each trap 100 installed outdoors through the data transmission/reception management program module 503 (see S1, FIG. 7).

And the main control unit 501 of the manager server 500 displays and stores the location data of each different trap 100 on the electronic map stored in the map storage database 531 through the trap management program module 505. Do it (S3). Through this, the researcher can check the location and unique identification information of each trap 100 on the map through the manager mobile phone 300 or the manager server 500.

And the main control unit 501 of the manager server 500 operates the first trap 101, which is all traps 100 installed outdoors or some traps 100 placed in a specific location, through the trap management program module 505. It can be controlled in real time by designating it. This allows the researcher to input the control target traps 100 in advance or input the control target traps 100 in real time.

The main control unit 501 of the manager server 500 designates the first trap 101 as a control target designation trap through the trap management program module 505 (S5). In an embodiment of the present invention, the trap designated as the control object is referred to as the first trap 101 and is also expressed as the designated trap as the control object.

And the main control unit 501 operates the frequency generator 159 installed in the first trap 101 through the ultrasonic generator control program module 509 (S7). At this time, the frequency generator 159 may output a frequency already set by an operation signal. As another example, the main control unit 501 may control the frequency data stored in the frequency storage database 533 to be loaded and output to the frequency generator 159 through the ultrasonic generator control program module 509.

The frequency generator 159 outputs an ultrasonic frequency of 21 kHz. The frequency generated by the frequency generator 159 is ultrasonic waves that humans cannot hear but rodents can hear. The frequency output from this frequency generator 159 is the frequency band to which rodents respond most sensitively, and is the ultrasonic frequency of the cry made by a newborn baby rat when it is separated from its mother rat. This animal attraction frequency is intended to take advantage of the behavioral characteristic of rats, which have a very strong maternal instinct and gather around when they hear the cries of newborn baby rats, even if they are not their own babies.

And, as an auxiliary means, the main controller 501 controls the sound source stored in the sound storage database 535 to be loaded and output to the speaker 161 through the sound control program module 511 (S9). At this time, the sound output through the speaker 161 is an attractant sound, which is the cry of a chick or a baby mouse.

In addition, as an auxiliary means, the main control unit 501 controls the operation of the scent sprayer 163 through the smell sprayer control program module 513 (S11). These auxiliary means can be used simultaneously or selectively as needed.

Then, the rat moves along the guide part 115 in response to the attractive frequency and the attractive sound or attractant and enters the attractive passage part 113, which consists of a cylindrical part 117 shaped like a rat burrow. Then, the mouse passes through the cylindrical part 117, opens the one-way opening/closing part 119, and enters the inside of the capturing part 111. In addition, the ferret that feeds on rats also recognizes the cylindrical part 117 as a rat's den and enters the inside of the trapping part 111 through the cylindrical part 117 like a rat. Despite its small body, the prolific weasel is very aggressive towards food, so it can chase rats into rat burrows and eat them. Therefore, the prolific weasel can easily enter through the entrance of the attractant passageway 113, which has a shape similar to a rat burrow. there is.

Then, the trap controller 165 transmits the detected signal to the main control unit 501 when the motion sensor 153 detects the movement of the animal or the heat sensor 155 detects heat.

Then, the main control unit 501 determines whether there is an input signal from the motion detection sensor 153 or the heat detection sensor 155 (S13), operates the camera 157 of the first trap 101 (S15), and operates the capturing unit (S15). 111) Take video of the animal that has entered the interior. Then, the trap controller 165 transmits the captured image to the main control unit 501.

The main control unit 501 extracts the image of the captured animal through the image comparison program module 515 (S17) and loads the captured animal image from the capture target animal image storage database 537 (S19).

Continuing, the main control unit 501 determines whether the captured animal is a capture target animal by comparing the captured animal and the capture target image (S21). If the main control unit 501 determines that the captured animal is a target image for capture, it requests the trap controller 165 for the unique identification information and location information of the corresponding trap and receives the requested data (S23).

Then, the main control unit 501 transmits the received unique identification information, location information, and video data of the corresponding trap to the manager mobile phone 300 (S25). Then, the researcher can immediately check whether the ferret has been captured in the trap and take necessary actions in real time.

If the main control unit 501 determines that the animal is not a target animal in the step (S21) of determining whether the captured animal is a target animal by comparing the captured animal with the target image, a trap confirmation message is sent along with the unique identification of the trap. Information and location information are transmitted to the manager's mobile phone (300) (S27). Therefore, researchers can collect and check these traps separately and take necessary actions.

When the captured image of the animal is transmitted to the manager or researcher's mobile phone, the manager or researcher can determine whether the animal is a target of capture and take necessary actions in real time.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the attracting passage part 113 is made thin and long so that ferrets with small, thin and very flexible bodies can easily pass through the cylindrical part 117, and other rodents such as squirrels or squirrels can easily pass through the attracting passage part 113. Since it does not pass through the cylindrical portion 117 of (113), it is possible to selectively capture the ferret.

In this way, it is possible to check in real time whether or not the ferret is captured using the camera 157 installed inside the capturing unit 111.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited thereto and can be implemented with various modifications within the scope of the claims, the detailed description of the invention, and the accompanying drawings, and this is also the present invention. It is natural that it falls within the scope of .

100. Trap,
101. 1st trap, 103. 2nd trap,
105. 3rd trap, 107. nth trap,
111. Capture Department, 113. Attracted Passage Department,
115. Guide section, 117. Cylindrical section,
119. One-way opening/closing part, 121. Blocking member,
123. Elastic member, 125, 127, 129. Fixing ring,
151. GPS receiver, 153. Motion detection sensor,
155. Heat sensor, 157. Camera,
159. Frequency generator, 161. Speaker,
163. Odor sprayer, 165. Trap controller,
167. Data transmitting and receiving unit,
300. Administrator mobile phone,
500. Administrator Server,
503. Data transmission/reception management program module,
505. Trap management program module,
507. Camera control program module,
509. Ultrasonic generator control program module,
511. Acoustic control program module,
513. Odor spray control program module,
515. Image comparison program module,
531. Map storage database,
533. Frequency storage database,
535. Sound storage database,
537. Image storage database for animals subject to capture,
539. Recorded video storage database

Claims (11)

delete delete delete delete delete delete delete delete A capturing unit with a space inside,
A cylindrical attraction passage part installed in the capturing unit to guide the animal into the inner space of the capturing unit, and
A guide portion coupled to the capture portion to guide the animal to the attracting passage portion,
A frequency generator installed in the trap to attract the ferret by generating a frequency of 21 kHz, which is the cry of a baby rat,
A capture detection sensor installed in the capture unit to detect movement of the animal within the capture unit,
A camera installed in the capture unit to photograph the captured animal, and
A trap controller that receives a signal from an administrator server or an administrator's mobile phone to control the frequency generator, receives a signal detected by the trap detection sensor, operates the camera, and transmits the captured video to the administrator server or an administrator's mobile phone.
A safety trapping device for ferrets that includes a . In claim 9,
The capturing part
A speaker that outputs the cries of chicks or baby mice that attract mice, which are food for ferrets.
A safety trapping device for ferrets is installed. In claim 9,
The capturing part
An odor sprayer that sprays sulfurous acid volatiles or sulfur dioxide compounds from the anal glands of landless weasels to attract them.
A safety trapping device for ferrets is installed.

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