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5 results about "Wild boar" patented technology

The wild boar (Sus scrofa), also known as the wild swine, Eurasian wild pig, or simply wild pig, is a suid native to much of Eurasia, North Africa, and the Greater Sunda Islands. Human intervention has spread its distribution further, making the species one of the widest-ranging mammals in the world, as well as the most widely spread suiform. Its wide range, high numbers, and adaptability mean that it is classed as least concern by the IUCN and it has become an invasive species in part of its introduced range. The animal probably originated in Southeast Asia during the Early Pleistocene, and outcompeted other suid species as it spread throughout the Old World.

A device and method for capturing wild boars without injury in the wild

This invention relates to the field of wild boar capture technology, and provides a non-injury wild boar capture device and method, including an attraction channel, a guide channel and a receiving chamber located below the attraction channel. The attraction channel is equipped with a loading tray and a drop-off opening communicating with the guide channel. The drop-off opening is equipped with an openable sealing plate. The non-injury capture device also includes a positioning component. The loading tray moves along the direction of the attraction channel according to the position data fed back by the positioning component, thereby maintaining a set distance from the wild boar's head to lure the wild boar to stand on the sealing plate. By opening the sealing plate, the wild boar standing on the sealing plate falls into the guide channel and finally enters the receiving chamber to complete the capture. This method enables continuous non-injury capture of wild boars without the need for frequent manual inspections and resets, which is convenient and saves time while greatly improving the efficiency of wild boar capture.
Owner:CHINESE RES ACAD OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCI

A falling arrow based on unmanned aerial vehicle boar damage

ActiveCN224285673UIncreased flexibility of useImprove use adaptabilityArrowsUncrewed vehicleStructural engineering
This utility model discloses a drop arrow for killing wild boars using a drone, relating to the field of drone accessory technology. The utility model includes an arrow shaft with an arrowhead on one side and fletching on the other side. A fixing component is provided on one side of the arrow shaft, including a mounting post installed on the side of the arrowhead. This utility model significantly improves the flexibility and adaptability of the drop arrow through modular design. The detachable connection structure between the arrow shaft and the arrowhead allows for quick replacement of the arrowhead or adjustment of the counterweight, thereby precisely adjusting the striking force for wild boars of different sizes. The counterweight is fitted onto the surface of the arrow shaft, and the weight can be increased or decreased according to actual needs, avoiding the drawback of traditional one-piece drop arrows that require complete replacement. The design of the fixing sleeve and the fletching ensures flight stability, while the interlocking structure of the square groove and the square post further prevents fletching deviation, ensuring the drop arrow maintains a precise trajectory after deployment and effectively improving the hunting success rate.
Owner:SHAANXI ZHIYUAN FLIGHT CONTROL INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY CO LTD

A strain of swine lactobacillus HL1 from wild boar in xinjiang region and application of feed additive thereof

PendingCN122303096ANutritionLactobacillus saerimneri
This invention belongs to the field of microbiology technology, and specifically relates to the application of a strain of *Lactobacillus suis* HL1 derived from wild boars in Xinjiang and its feed additives. Lactobacillus saerimneri HL1, with accession number CGMCC No. 34386. This invention relates to *Lactobacillus suis* HL1, which exhibits good tolerance, strong antioxidant capacity, and effective antibacterial properties. It is sensitive to multiple antibiotics and promotes growth and development, enhancing intestinal villi growth, increasing nutrient absorption, and improving coat luster. This application isolates a potentially beneficial *Lactobacillus* strain with low or no drug resistance from wild boars in Xinjiang and evaluates its in vivo safety, laying the foundation for animal feed additives.
Owner:XINJIANG ACAD OF ANIMAL SCI

A wild boar trap that avoids accidental capture and provides timely feedback.

ActiveCN119867051BAnimal scienceZoology
This invention provides a wild boar trap that avoids accidental capture and provides timely feedback. Because the second one-way door on the trap is located on the same side of the containment space as the first one-way door, and the second and first one-way doors are connected to form a groove of a preset depth, when a wild boar is attracted by the bait in the bait trough and tries to enter the trap, it uses its rooting behavior to reach into the groove with its snout and touch the second one-way door. Then, it uses its snout to push the second one-way door open in the direction of opening. As the wild boar continues to enter the trap, its entire head pushes up the first one-way door, allowing it to pass through and enter the trap. Ultimately, the wild boar is trapped inside the trap, achieving trapping specifically for wild boars and avoiding accidental capture of other animals. After the wild boar is captured, a detector and transmitter work together to promptly send a capture signal to the terminal, alerting staff to take timely action.
Owner:SHAANXI INST OF ZOOLOGY NORTHWEST INSTOF ENDANGERED ZOOLOGICAL SPECIES