Novel continuous mousetrap and mousetrap group

Abstract

The utility model provides a novel continuous mousetrap and a mousetrap group, which comprise a mousetrap cage with a mouse inlet at one end, a mouse luring bin arranged inside the mousetrap cage, a bait bin arranged inside the mouse luring bin, a filter screen arranged on one side of the bait bin close to the mouse luring bin, and a seesaw rotatably arranged inside the mouse luring bin. The tail end of the seesaw is heavier than the front end of the seesaw; when the mouse trap is used, through the cooperation of the protective shell and the blocking piece, the situation that the lap joint relation between the driven hook part and the driving hook part is relieved due to the fact that claws of a mouse stretch into the protective shell is prevented, and the stability of the mouse trapping success state of the mouse trap is improved; a mouse is lured to climb to the front end of the pedal through the transparent first one-way door mechanism, the front end of the pedal upwarps the rear end of the pedal to drive the driving hook part to move, the lap joint relation between the driving hook part and the driven hook part is relieved, at the moment, the mouse trapping cage recovers the trapping state, and the mouse trapping cage has the continuous mouse trapping function; the purpose of continuously catching the mouse is achieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of mousetraps, in particular to a novel continuous mousetrap and a mousetrap group. Background Art

[0002] A mousetrap is a device used to catch mice or other rodents. It is usually made of metal or plastic and has a device to attract mice to enter and trap or kill them after they enter. There are many different types of mousetraps, including traditional spring-loaded mousetraps, glue boards, live mouse cages, etc. When using a mousetrap, it needs to be placed in places where mice often appear and is combined with food or bait to attract mice to enter. A mousetrap is a common tool for controlling rodent pests and is widely used in households, farmlands, warehouses, etc.

[0003] The single trapping ability of the existing mousetraps on the market limits their efficiency. The reason is that the cage door is designed as a whole piece. Although the mice inside the cage cannot open the door by themselves, when the door is pushed open by an external mouse, the whole door remains open. At this time, the external mouse has the opportunity to enter, and the internal mouse also has the opportunity to escape. Therefore, this design fails to achieve the goal of continuous mouse trapping. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a novel continuous mousetrap, aiming to solve the technical problems in the above background art.

[0005] To achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: A novel continuous mousetrap, including a mousetrap cage with a mouse inlet at one end. An attracting mouse bin is arranged inside the mousetrap cage. A bait bin is arranged inside the attracting mouse bin. A filter screen is arranged on one side of the bait bin close to the attracting mouse bin. A seesaw is rotatably arranged inside the attracting mouse bin. The end of the seesaw is heavier than the front end of the seesaw. A transfer bin and a reset bin are respectively arranged above the attracting mouse bin inside the mousetrap cage. A partition is arranged between the transfer bin and the reset bin. An inlet passage is arranged at the bottom of the transfer bin. A one-way rotating plate for blocking the inlet passage is rotatably arranged below the inlet passage and inside the attracting mouse bin. A counterweight is arranged at one end of the one-way rotating plate away from the inlet passage. A push rod for lifting the one-way rotating plate is arranged on the top of the seesaw. A pedal is rotatably arranged inside the reset bin. An active hook part is arranged at the bottom of the end of the pedal. A through groove for the active hook part to extend into the attracting mouse bin is arranged through the bottom of the reset bin. A protective shell is arranged below the through groove. A triangular inclined block is arranged at the end of the seesaw. A driven hook part matching the active hook part is arranged at the top of the triangular inclined block. A baffle is arranged on one side of the triangular inclined block. A storage mouse bin is arranged on one side of the transfer bin and the reset bin. A first one-way door mechanism is arranged between the reset bin and the storage mouse bin.

[0006] Preferably, a first rotating baffle is rotatably arranged at the top of the inner wall of the mouse attracting bin, and the first rotating baffle is located on one side of the mouse entering channel.

[0007] Preferably, a plurality of U-shaped grooves for making way for the mouse's tail are arranged at the end of the seesaw.

[0008] Preferably, an installation block is arranged at the bottom of the mouse attracting bin, a magnet block is arranged on the installation block, an iron block matched with the magnet block is arranged at the bottom of the end of the seesaw, and an insulating baffle is rotatably arranged at the top of the installation block.

[0009] Preferably, a handle is arranged at the top of the mouse trap cage, and a plurality of groups of oval holes are evenly arranged on the outer surface of the mouse trap cage.

[0010] Preferably, a bait feeding port for feeding bait into the interior of the bait bin is arranged at one end of the mouse trap cage far away from the mouse entering port, a plurality of groups of first L-shaped clamping blocks are arranged at one end of the mouse trap cage far away from the mouse entering port, a first sealing plate for sealing the bait feeding port is clamped inside the first L-shaped clamping blocks, and a second rotating baffle for limiting the first sealing plate is rotatably arranged at the end of the mouse trap cage.

[0011] Preferably, a first mouse releasing port for releasing the mice in the mouse storage bin is arranged on the mouse trap cage, a plurality of groups of second L-shaped clamping blocks are arranged on the mouse trap cage, a second sealing plate for sealing the first mouse releasing port is clamped inside the second L-shaped clamping blocks, and a third rotating baffle for limiting the second sealing plate is rotatably arranged on the mouse trap cage.

[0012] Preferably, the first one-way door mechanism comprises a trapezoidal door frame arranged between the reset bin and the mouse storage bin, a transparent one-way door is rotatably arranged inside the trapezoidal door frame, blocks for preventing the transparent one-way door from rotating into the reset bin are arranged on both sides of the inner wall of the trapezoidal door frame, circular holes are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the trapezoidal door frame, and a U-shaped hole is arranged through the bottom of the trapezoidal door frame.

[0013] A mouse trap group of a novel continuous mouse trap comprises a group of novel continuous mouse traps and a group of mouse storage cages. The mouse trap cages on the mouse traps are clamped with the mouse storage cages through a clamping mechanism. A second one-way door mechanism is arranged through one side of the mouse storage cage close to the mouse trap cage. An opening for communicating the mouse storage bin with the second one-way door mechanism is arranged through one side of the mouse trap cage. A second mouse releasing port is arranged at one end of the mouse storage cage. A third L-shaped clamping block is arranged at one end of the mouse storage cage, a third sealing plate for sealing the second mouse releasing port is clamped inside the third L-shaped clamping block, and a fourth rotating baffle for limiting the third sealing plate is rotatably arranged at one end of the mouse storage cage.

[0014] Preferably, the structure of the second one-way door mechanism is the same as that of the first one-way door mechanism.

[0015] The beneficial effects of the utility model are:

[0016] 1. When the present utility model is in use, it can more effectively capture mice continuously. Through the cooperation of the protective shell and the baffle, it prevents mice from stretching their claws into the interior of the protective shell, resulting in the disengagement of the lap joint relationship between the driven hook part and the driving hook part, and improving the stability of the mouse-catching cage in the successful mouse-catching state. By means of the transparent first one-way door mechanism, mice are induced to climb to the front end of the pedal. The front end of the pedal tilts the rear end of the pedal, thereby driving the movement of the driving hook part, causing the lap joint relationship between the driving hook part and the driven hook part to be disengaged. At this time, the mouse-catching cage resumes the trapping state again, enabling the mouse-catching cage to have the function of continuously catching mice. Then, the mice enter the mouse storage bin through the transparent first one-way door mechanism, and the mouse storage bin collects the live mice, achieving the purpose of continuously catching mice.

[0017] 2. When the present utility model is in use, the provided opening facilitates the entry of mice from the mouse storage bin into the second one-way door mechanism and then into the mouse-catching cage. Finally, the mice are collected by the mouse-catching cage. The setting of the mouse-catching cage greatly improves the mouse storage capacity of the mouse-catching cage, enabling the mouse-catching cage to be placed at the mouse-catching location for a long time to catch mice, and greatly enhancing the practicality of the mouse trap. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 is the overall structural schematic diagram of the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 is the structural schematic diagram of the E position of the present utility model.

[0020] Figure 3 is the structural schematic diagram of the F position of the present utility model.

[0021] Figure 4 is the structural schematic diagram of the G position of the present utility model.

[0022] Figure 5 is the structural schematic diagram of the H position of the present utility model.

[0023] Figure 6 is the combined structural schematic diagram of the mouse storage bin and the mouse-catching cage of the present utility model.

[0024] Figure 7 is the separated structural schematic diagram of the mouse storage bin and the mouse-catching cage of the present utility model.

[0025] Figure 8 is the sectional structural schematic diagram of the mouse-catching cage of the present utility model.

[0026] Figure 9 is the structural schematic diagram of the mouse-catching cage in the successful mouse-catching state of the present utility model.

[0027] Figure 10 is the structural schematic diagram of the mouse-catching cage in the trapping state of the present utility model.

[0028] Figure 11 is a schematic cross-sectional structure diagram of the transfer bin and the reset bin of the present utility model.

[0029] Figure 12 is a schematic structure diagram of part A of the present utility model.

[0030] Figure 13 is a schematic structure diagram of part B of the present utility model.

[0031] Figure 14 is a schematic structure diagram of part C of the present utility model.

[0032] Figure 15 is a schematic structure diagram of part D of the present utility model.

[0033] In the figure: 1, mouse trap cage; 2, handle; 3, oval hole; 4, mouse attracting bin; 5, mouse inlet; 6, bait bin; 7, filter screen; 8, seesaw; 9, transfer bin; 10, reset bin; 11, one-way rotating plate; 12, counterweight; 13, first rotating stop piece; 14, ejector rod; 15, pedal; 16, through groove; 17, active hook part; 18, protective shell; 19, triangular inclined block; 20, driven hook part; 21, stop piece; 22, mouse inlet channel; 24, U-shaped groove; 25, first one-way door mechanism; 26, transparent one-way door; 27, stop block; 28, mouse storage bin; 29, partition board; 30, mounting block; 31, magnet block; 32, iron block; 33, insulating stop piece; 34, bait feeding port; 35, first L-shaped clamping block; 36, first sealing plate; 37, second rotating stop piece; 38, first mouse release opening; 39, second L-shaped clamping block; 40, second sealing plate; 41, third rotating stop piece; 42, mouse storage cage; 43, second one-way door mechanism; 44, second mouse release opening; 45, third L-shaped clamping block; 46, third sealing plate; 47, fourth rotating stop piece; 48, clamping mechanism; 49, round hole; 50, U-shaped hole. Specific embodiments

[0034] The following further describes the specific embodiments of the present utility model with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0035] Such as Figures 1 to 13As shown in the figure, a new type of continuous mouse trap includes a mouse trap cage 1 with a mouse inlet 5 provided at one end. An attracting mouse bin 4 is provided inside the mouse trap cage 1. A bait bin 6 is arranged inside the attracting mouse bin 4. A filter screen 7 is arranged on one side of the bait bin 6 close to the attracting mouse bin 4. A seesaw 8 is rotatably arranged inside the attracting mouse bin 4. The end of the seesaw 8 is heavier than the front end of the seesaw 8. A transfer bin 9 and a reset bin 10 are respectively arranged inside the mouse trap cage 1 and above the attracting mouse bin 4. A partition 29 is arranged between the transfer bin 9 and the reset bin 10. An inlet mouse passage 22 is arranged at the bottom of the transfer bin 9. A one-way rotating plate 11 for blocking the inlet mouse passage 22 is rotatably arranged below the inlet mouse passage 22 and inside the attracting mouse bin 4. A counterweight 12 is arranged at one end of the one-way rotating plate 11 away from the inlet mouse passage 22. A push rod 14 for lifting the one-way rotating plate 11 is arranged on the top of the seesaw 8. A pedal 15 is rotatably arranged inside the reset bin 10. An active hook part 17 is arranged at the bottom of the end of the pedal 15. A through slot 16 for the active hook part 17 to extend into the attracting mouse bin 4 is arranged through the bottom of the reset bin 10. A protective shell 18 is arranged below the through slot 16. A triangular inclined block 19 is arranged at the end of the seesaw 8. A driven hook part 20 matching the active hook part 17 is arranged at the top of the triangular inclined block 19. A baffle 21 is arranged on one side of the triangular inclined block 19. A mouse storage bin 28 is arranged on one side of the transfer bin 9 and the reset bin 10. A first one-way door mechanism 25 is arranged between the reset bin 10 and the mouse storage bin 28.

[0036] In this embodiment, the mousetrap 1 has a trapping state and a successful mousing state. In the trapping state, the end of the seesaw 8 raises the front end of the seesaw 8, and the body of the seesaw 8 forms a path for the mouse to walk from the mouse inlet 5 to the mouse attracting chamber 4. The inside of the mouse attracting chamber 4 is filled with bait. The filter screen 7 is provided to facilitate the mouse to observe the bait inside the bait chamber 6 from the mouse inlet 5. At the same time, the air permeability of the filter screen 7 also facilitates the mouse to find the source of the smell according to the smell, improving the mouse attracting effect of the mousetrap 1. When the mouse climbs to the front end of the seesaw 8 through the mouse inlet 5, the weight of the mouse raises the rear end of the seesaw 8. The raising of the rear end of the seesaw 8 causes the triangular inclined block 19 to insert into the inside of the protective shell 18. After the triangular inclined block 19 inserts into the inside of the protective shell 18, the driven hook part 20 first contacts the outside of the active hook part 17 and then overlaps with the active hook part 17. At this time, the seesaw 8 cooperates with the mouse attracting chamber 4 to form a space for closing the mouse. At this time, the mousetrap 1 is in the successful mousing state. When the triangular inclined block 19 inserts into the protective shell 18, it drives the baffle 21 into the inside of the protective shell 18. The baffle 21 seals the bottom end of the protective shell 18, preventing the mouse from stretching its claws into the inside of the protective shell 18 and causing the overlapping relationship between the driven hook part 20 and the active hook part 17 to be released, improving the stability of the successful mousing state of the mousetrap 1. When the end of the seesaw 8 raises, the ejector rod 14 on the seesaw 8 will lift the one-way rotating plate 11 arranged inside the mouse attracting chamber 4 through the rotating shaft, enabling the mouse to enter the reset chamber 10 through the access passage 22. The counterweight block 12 arranged on the other side of the one-way rotating plate 11 about the rotating shaft facilitates the small mouse to push open the one-way rotating plate 11 from below the one-way rotating plate 11. When the mouse climbs to the transfer chamber 9, it will enter the reset chamber 10. When the mouse climbs to the front end of the pedal 15, the front end of the pedal 15 raises the rear end of the pedal 15, thereby driving the active hook part 17 to move, causing the overlapping relationship between the active hook part 17 and the driven hook part 20 to be released. At this time, the mousetrap 1 resumes the trapping state again, enabling the mousetrap 1 to have a continuous mousing function. Then the mouse enters the mouse storage chamber 28 through the transparent first one-way door mechanism 25, and the mouse storage chamber 28 collects the live mice, achieving the purpose of continuously catching mice.

[0037] As Figure 4 shown, a first rotating baffle 13 is rotatably arranged at the top of the inner wall of the mouse attracting chamber 4, and the first rotating baffle 13 is located on one side of the access passage 22. The first rotating baffle 13 is used to limit the one-way rotating plate 11 and at the same time prevent the one-way rotating plate 11 from being deformed due to being stepped on by the mouse.

[0038] As Figure 11 shown, multiple U-shaped grooves 24 for making way for the mouse's tail are provided at the end of the seesaw 8. The U-shaped grooves 24 prevent the end of the seesaw 8 from cooperating with the top of the mouse inlet 5 to clamp the mouse's tail in the successful mousing state, affecting the mousing effect of the mousetrap 1.

[0039] AsFigure 13 As shown in the figure, an installation block 30 is provided at the bottom of the mouse trap 4. A magnet block 31 is provided on the installation block 30. An iron block 32 matching the magnet block 31 is provided at the bottom of the end of the seesaw 8. An insulating baffle 33 is rotatably provided at the top of the installation block 30. The installation block 30 provides installation positions for the insulating baffle 33 and the magnet block 31. By using the insulating baffle 33 to block and contact-block the magnet block 31, the difficulty of the front end of the seesaw 8 tilting up and the rear end can be changed, thereby facilitating people to specifically capture mice of a specific weight.

[0040] As Figure 1 shown in the figure, a handle 2 is provided at the top of the mouse trap 1. A plurality of groups of elliptical holes 3 are evenly provided on the outer surface of the mouse trap 1. The setting of the elliptical holes 3 facilitates people to observe the internal situation of the mouse trap 1.

[0041] As Figure 8 shown in the figure, a bait feeding port 34 for feeding bait into the bait bin 6 is provided at one end of the mouse trap 1 away from the mouse inlet 5. A plurality of groups of first L-shaped clamping blocks 35 are provided at one end of the mouse trap 1 away from the mouse inlet 5. A first sealing plate 36 for blocking the bait feeding port 34 is clamped inside the first L-shaped clamping block 35. A second rotating baffle 37 for limiting the first sealing plate 36 is also rotatably provided at the end of the mouse trap 1.

[0042] In this embodiment, the setting of the bait feeding port 34 facilitates people to replenish bait into the bait bin 6. The cooperation of the first L-shaped clamping block 35, the first sealing plate 36 and the second rotating baffle 37 is used to block the bait feeding port 34.

[0043] As Figure 9 shown in the figure, a first mouse releasing port 38 for releasing the mice in the mouse storage bin 28 is provided on the mouse trap 1. A plurality of groups of second L-shaped clamping blocks 39 are provided on the mouse trap 1. A second sealing plate 40 for blocking the first mouse releasing port 38 is clamped inside the second L-shaped clamping block 39. A third rotating baffle 41 for limiting the second sealing plate 40 is rotatably provided on the mouse trap 1.

[0044] In this embodiment, the setting of the first mouse releasing port 38 facilitates people to take out the mice in the mouse storage bin 28. The setting of the second L-shaped clamping block 39, the second sealing plate 40 and the third rotating baffle 41 facilitates blocking the first mouse releasing port 38.

[0045] As Figure 6As shown in the figure, the first one-way door mechanism 25 includes a trapezoidal door frame disposed between the reset bin 10 and the mouse storage bin 28. A transparent one-way door 26 is rotatably disposed inside the trapezoidal door frame. On both sides of the inner wall of the trapezoidal door frame, there are stoppers 27 for preventing the transparent one-way door 26 from rotating into the reset bin 10. The material of the transparent one-way door 26 is preferably acrylic material, and the transparent effect is more likely to attract mice into the interior of the mouse storage bin 28. The setting of the stopper 27 prevents the transparent one-way door 26 from opening towards the reset bin 10, preventing mice from returning from the mouse storage bin 28 to the reset bin 10. Symmetrically arranged round holes 49 are provided on both sides of the trapezoidal door frame, and a U-shaped hole 50 is provided through the bottom of the trapezoidal door frame. The round holes 49 and the U-shaped hole 50 are used to attract the attention of mice and prevent mice from damaging the one-way door. The distance between both sides of the one-way door and both sides of the inner wall of the trapezoidal door frame is less than 0.5 mm to prevent mice from opening the one-way door from the interior of the mouse storage bin 28.

[0046] As Figure 14 and Figure 15 shown, a mouse trap group of a new type of continuous mouse trap includes a group of new type of continuous mouse traps and a group of mouse storage cages 42. The mouse trap cage 1 on the mouse trap is snap-connected to the mouse storage cage 42 through a snap connection mechanism 48. A second one-way door mechanism 43 is provided through the side of the mouse storage cage 42 close to the mouse trap cage 1. An opening (not marked in the figure) for communicating the mouse storage bin 28 with the second one-way door mechanism 43 is provided through one side of the mouse trap cage 1. A second mouse release opening 44 is provided at one end of the mouse storage cage 42. A third L-shaped latch 45 is provided at one end of the mouse storage cage 42. A third sealing plate 46 for blocking the second mouse release opening 44 is clamped inside the third L-shaped latch 45. A fourth rotating stopper 47 for limiting the third sealing plate 46 is rotatably provided at one end of the mouse storage cage 42.

[0047] In this embodiment, the snap connection mechanism 48 is prior art and will not be elaborated here. The provided opening facilitates mice to enter the second one-way door mechanism 43 from the mouse storage bin 28, and then enter the mouse storage cage 42 through the second one-way door mechanism 43. Finally, the mice are collected by the mouse storage cage 42. The setting of the mouse storage cage 42 greatly improves the mouse storage capacity of the mouse trap cage 1, enabling the mouse trap cage 1 to be placed at the mouse trapping location for a long time to trap mice, and greatly improving the practicability of the mouse trap.

[0048] Specifically, the structure of the second one-way door mechanism 43 is the same as the structure of the first one-way door mechanism 25.

[0049] Working principle: When in use, the mouse trap 1 has a trapping state and a successful trapping state. In the trapping state, the end of the seesaw 8 lifts the front end of the seesaw 8, and the body of the seesaw 8 forms a path for the mouse to walk from the mouse inlet 5 to the mouse attracting chamber 4. The inside of the mouse attracting chamber 4 is filled with bait. The filter screen 7 is provided to facilitate the mouse to observe the bait inside the bait chamber 6 from the mouse inlet 5. At the same time, the air permeability of the filter screen 7 also facilitates the mouse to find the source of the smell according to the smell, improving the mouse attracting effect of the mouse trap 1; when the mouse climbs to the front end of the seesaw 8 through the mouse inlet 5, the weight of the mouse lifts the rear end of the seesaw 8. The lifting of the rear end of the seesaw 8 causes the triangular inclined block 19 to insert into the inside of the protective shell 18. After the triangular inclined block 19 inserts into the inside of the protective shell 18, the driven hook part 20 first contacts the outside of the active hook part 17 and then lapped with the active hook part 17. At this time, the seesaw 8 and the mouse attracting chamber 4 cooperate to form a space for closing the mouse. At this time, the mouse trap 1 is in the successful trapping state. When the triangular inclined block 19 inserts into the protective shell 18, it drives the baffle 21 into the inside of the protective shell 18 to block the bottom end of the protective shell 18, preventing the mouse from stretching its claws into the inside of the protective shell 18 and causing the lap relationship between the driven hook part 20 and the active hook part 17 to be released, improving the stability of the mouse trap 1 in the successful trapping state. When the end of the seesaw 8 is lifted, the ejector rod 14 on the seesaw 8 will lift the one-way rotating plate 11 arranged inside the mouse attracting chamber 4 through the rotating shaft, enabling the mouse to enter the reset chamber 10 through the access channel 22. The counterweight block 12 arranged on the other side of the one-way rotating plate 11 about the rotating shaft facilitates the small mouse to push open the one-way rotating plate 11 from below the one-way rotating plate 11. When the mouse climbs into the transfer chamber 9, it will enter the reset chamber 10. When the mouse climbs to the front end of the pedal 15, the front end of the pedal 15 lifts the rear end of the pedal 15, thereby driving the active hook part 17 to move, causing the lap relationship between the active hook part 17 and the driven hook part 20 to be released. At this time, the mouse trap 1 resumes the trapping state again, enabling the mouse trap 1 to have a continuous mouse trapping function. Then the mouse enters the mouse storage chamber 28 through the transparent first one-way door mechanism 25. The mouse storage chamber 28 collects the live mice, achieving the purpose of continuously trapping mice; the provided opening facilitates the mouse to enter the second one-way door mechanism 43 from the mouse storage chamber 28, and then enter the mouse storage cage 42 through the second one-way door mechanism 43. Finally, the mouse is collected by the mouse storage cage 42. The setting of the mouse storage cage 42 greatly improves the mouse storage capacity of the mouse trap 1, enabling the mouse trap 1 to be placed at the mouse trapping location for a long time to trap mice, greatly improving the practicability of the mouse trap.

[0050] For those skilled in the art, it is obvious that the present utility model is not limited to the details of the above-mentioned exemplary embodiments, and the present utility model can be implemented in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or basic characteristics of the present utility model. Therefore, from any point of view, the embodiments should be regarded as exemplary and non-restrictive. The scope of the present utility model is defined by the appended claims rather than the above description. Therefore, all changes falling within the meaning and scope of the equivalent elements of the claims are intended to be embraced within the present utility model. Any reference signs in the claims should not be construed as limiting the claims involved.

[0051] In addition, it should be understood that although this specification is described according to embodiments, not every embodiment only contains an independent technical solution. This narrative way of the specification is only for clarity. Those skilled in the art should regard the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other embodiments that can be understood by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A novel continuous mousetrap, comprising: A mousetrap (1) having a mouse inlet (5) at one end, characterized in that a mousetrap chamber (4) is provided inside the mousetrap chamber (1), a bait chamber (6) is provided inside the mousetrap chamber (4), a filter (7) is provided on the side of the bait chamber (6) close to the mousetrap chamber (4), a seesaw (8) is rotatably provided inside the mousetrap chamber (4), the end of the seesaw (8) is heavier than the front end of the seesaw (8), and the mousetrap chamber (1) is located inside the mousetrap chamber. A transfer chamber (9) and a reset chamber (10) are respectively arranged above the mouse trap chamber (4), a partition (29) is arranged between the transfer chamber (9) and the reset chamber (10), a mouse entry passage (22) is arranged at the bottom of the transfer chamber (9), a one-way rotating plate (11) for blocking the mouse entry passage (22) is arranged below the mouse entry passage (22) and is located inside the mouse trap chamber (4), and a one-way rotating plate (11) is arranged at one end of the one-way rotating plate (11) away from the mouse entry passage (22). A counterweight (12); a push rod (14) for lifting the one-way rotating plate (11) is arranged at the top of the seesaw (8); a pedal (15) is arranged inside the reset chamber (10); an active hook portion (17) is arranged at the bottom of the end of the pedal (15); a through slot (16) is arranged through the bottom of the reset chamber (10) for the active hook portion (17) to extend into the mouse trap chamber (4); a protective shell (18) is arranged below the through slot (16); a triangular inclined block (19) is arranged at the end of the seesaw (8); a driven hook portion (20) matching the active hook portion (17) is arranged at the top of the triangular inclined block (19); a blocking sheet (21) is arranged on one side of the triangular inclined block (19); a mouse storage chamber (28) is arranged on one side of the transfer chamber (9) and the reset chamber (10); and a first one-way door mechanism (25) is arranged between the reset chamber (10) and the mouse storage chamber (28).

2. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 1 is characterized in that: A first rotating baffle (13) is rotatably provided on the top of the inner wall of the mouse trap (4), and the first rotating baffle (13) is located on one side of the mouse entry channel (22).

3. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The end of the seesaw (8) is provided with a plurality of groups of U-shaped grooves (24) for making way for the mouse's tail.

4. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The bottom of the mouse trap (4) is provided with a mounting block (30), a magnet block (31) is provided on the mounting block (30), an iron block (32) matching the magnet block (31) is provided at the bottom of the end of the seesaw (8), and an insulating baffle (33) is rotatably provided on the top of the mounting block (30).

5. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 1 is characterized in that: A handle (2) is provided on the top of the mousetrap cage (1), and a plurality of groups of elliptical holes (3) are evenly arranged on the outer surface of the mousetrap cage (1).

6. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 5, characterized in that: The mousetrap (1) is provided with a bait delivery port (34) for delivering bait into the interior of the bait bin (6) at one end away from the mouse inlet (5), and a plurality of groups of first L-shaped clamping blocks (35) are provided at one end away from the mouse inlet (5). The first L-shaped clamping blocks (35) are provided with first sealing plates (36) for blocking the bait delivery port (34) inside the first L-shaped clamping blocks (35). The end of the mousetrap (1) is also rotatably provided with a second rotating baffle (37) for limiting the position of the first sealing plate (36).

7. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 6 is characterized in that: The mousetrap (1) is provided with a first mouse-releasing opening (38) for releasing mice in a mouse storage bin (28); the mousetrap (1) is provided with a plurality of groups of second L-shaped clamping blocks (39); the second L-shaped clamping blocks (39) are provided with second sealing plates (40) for blocking the first mouse-releasing opening (38); and the mousetrap (1) is rotatably provided with a third rotating blocking plate (41) for limiting the position of the second sealing plate (40).

8. The novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The first one-way door mechanism (25) comprises a trapezoidal door frame arranged between the reset chamber (10) and the mouse storage chamber (28); a transparent one-way door (26) is rotatably arranged inside the trapezoidal door frame; blocks (27) for preventing the transparent one-way door (26) from rotating into the reset chamber (10) are arranged on both sides of the inner wall of the trapezoidal door frame; circular holes (49) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the trapezoidal door frame; and a U-shaped hole (50) is penetrated through the bottom of the trapezoidal door frame.

9. A mousetrap assembly using the novel continuous mousetrap according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that: The invention comprises a set of novel continuous mousetraps and a set of mouse storage cages (42). The mousetraps (1) on the mousetraps are connected to the mouse storage cages (42) via a connecting mechanism (48). A second one-way door mechanism (43) is provided through one side of the mouse storage cages (42) close to the mousetraps (1). An opening for connecting a mouse storage bin (28) with the second one-way door mechanism (43) is provided through one side of the mousetraps (1). A second mouse release opening (44) is provided at one end of the mouse storage cages (42). A third L-shaped block (45) is provided at one end of the mouse storage cages (42). A third sealing plate (46) for blocking the second mouse release opening (44) is provided inside the third L-shaped block (45). A fourth rotating stopper (47) for limiting the position of the third sealing plate (46) is rotatably provided at one end of the mouse storage cages (42).

10. The mousetrap assembly of the novel continuous mousetrap according to claim 9, characterized in that: The structure of the second one-way door mechanism (43) is the same as that of the first one-way door mechanism (25).

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