Underground bionic nest for protecting Asian masked civets

Abstract

The invention discloses an underground bionic nest for protecting Asian masked civets, which is built in a river slope and comprises a hole sinking into a river surface, and a channel slope at the hole is connected with a riverbed; the masked civet food bait is manually stacked on the river side slope on the upper side of the hole; the hole, the lying mat, the first expansion chamber and the second expansion chamber are connected through the tunnel; the inner walls of the first expansion chamber, the second expansion chamber and the tunnel are coated with slurry layers, middle reinforced concrete frameworks, polyurethane heat preservation and insulation layers and anti-aging coatings on the outer surfaces; the second expansion chamber is provided with vent holes communicated with the outside ground, and the vent holes are covered with dead wood branches for hiding. The underground bionic nest for the masked civets conforms to the actual habitat of the masked civets, and is durable in material, long in service life, high in safety coefficient and beneficial to protection of the masked civets as national first-level protection animals.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bionic nest, in particular to an underground bionic nest for protecting Asian beavers. Background technique [0002] The beaver (scientific name: Castor fiber) is the largest medium-sized amphibious mammal in the order Rodentia, belonging to the family Beaveridae and the genus Beaver. Beavers are nocturnal, rarely come out of their holes during the day, are good at swimming and diving, and do not hibernate. The beaver is one of the oldest existing animals in the world. It is known as the "architect" of the animal world and the "living fossil" of ancient vertebrates. It has high research value and is an endangered rare wild animal. It has been included in the " The World Conservation Union (IUCN) 2008 Red List of Threatened Species, belongs to the national first-class protected animals. Its population distribution is scattered, mainly distributed in Europe, and the number of beavers in Asia is very small. The beavers in Xinj...

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Problems solved by technology

[0011] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide an underground bionic nest for protecting beavers. By artificially constructing underground bionic beaver caves, the beavers can be provided with a place for overwintering and breeding, and a beaver habitat can be created to solve the problem of beavers being trapped in caves and beavers. The problem of ground nest destruction and homelessness in favor of the conservation of the nationally protected animal beaver

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