CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Are there any traps for catching locusts?

1. Are there any insect traps for catching locusts?

Locusts like to eat thick leaves, such as sweet potatoes, water spinach, etc., so use this!

2. Is there an insect sucker that can effectively catch locusts?

Grassland locust suction machine

[Abstract] The utility model belongs to the field of grassland plant protection machinery. It is fixedly connected to the tractor in a back-carrying manner. The fan power is provided by the power output shaft of the tractor. The fan air inlet is connected to the suction pipe, and through the separation chamber, the collection and delivery pipe is connected with the hose and suction head in front of the tractor in sequence. When the suction head moves forward at an appropriate height and speed, the locusts that jump and take off due to sound and image interference gather at the suction head under the action of the insect gathering baffle and are sucked in by the negative pressure airflow provided by the fan, and are transported to the separation chamber for sedimentation and temporary storage at the discharge port, so as to be centrally bagged, dried, crushed and fed to livestock and poultry. This machine is used for the suction collection of grassland locusts or the sampling and collection of insect situation forecasts.

3. How to make the Stardust Legend Locust Trap

Can you get the crafting book again? I don't know. I suggest you abandon the task and then take it again. It doesn't matter if you waste an opportunity. Abandon the task in the small trash can in the upper right corner of the task interface.

4. Is there an efficient sucker for catching locusts? Are they still alive after being sucked out?

A flatworm that attacks the liver of its host animal. It can cause liver fluke disease in sheep and other domestic animals.

This is a parasite that lives in the liver of sheep. After the eggs they lay are mixed in sheep dung and excreted from the body, they will temporarily remain dormant until a snail on the grassland that eats sheep dung eats them. Then, they hatch in the snail's body and are mixed in mucus and excreted from the snail's body, and ants will eat them. After entering the ant's body, the liver fluke will try to drill into the ant's brain and control the ant's behavior in a way that has not yet been figured out. This ant will change its previous cautious style and stupidly climb to the tip of the grass blade every day and stay there motionless, as if waiting to be eaten by the sheep. If they don't meet the sheep one day, they will come again the next day. Finally, the ant is finally eaten by the sheep, and the liver fluke uses this method to enter the body of the next sheep.

Liver fluke disease has a long history in my country. According to archaeological research, liver fluke eggs have been found in the feces of ancient corpses in the Western Han Dynasty. Based on this, it is inferred that this disease was prevalent in my country 2,100 years ago. At present, it has been found to be prevalent in 22 provinces and cities in my country, especially in Guangdong. Since the economically developed Pearl River Delta area of ​​Guangdong Province is popular for eating sashimi and raw fish porridge, the infection of this worm is more serious. This is because farmers in some areas often build toilets on fish ponds or fish ponds when raising fish, and the feces are directly discharged into the fish ponds. The snails, fish and shrimp in the ponds are easily infected.

Liver fluke disease is a parasitic disease caused by liver flukes parasitizing in the bile ducts of humans or mammals. The scientific name of liver flukes is Clonorchis sinensis. Adult worms parasitize in the bile ducts of humans or animals. The life span of adults can reach 20-30 years or longer. The worm body ingests the host's red blood cells and white blood cells, and continuously excretes metabolites and secretes toxic substances, damaging the host. Adult worms continuously excrete eggs, which enter the digestive tract with bile and are excreted from the body with feces. Liver fluke eggs are one of the smallest eggs among human intestinal parasites. The shape of the eggs is slightly similar to that of light bulbs. The eggs continue to develop in a suitable external environment and hatch into larvae. When the larvae encounter freshwater snails and are swallowed, they develop into second-stage larvae, namely cercariae, in the snail body. At this time, the cercariae escape from the snail body and continuously swim on the water surface. If they encounter freshwater fish and shrimp, the cercariae will attach to the fish body and invade the fish and shrimp tissues to form infectious larvae, namely metacercariae. At this time, if you eat small fish or shrimps containing liver fluke metacercariae, or sashimi, uncooked fish or shrimps, or other foods contaminated by liver fluke metacercariae, it can cause infection and disease. Since adult liver flukes survive in the human body for a long time, the severity of their symptoms mainly depends on the number of infected worms. Mildly infected people may have no obvious symptoms. People with a large number of infected worms may experience fatigue, poor appetite, abdominal pain, abdominal distension, weight loss, and enlarged liver; in severely infected people, thousands of worms may parasitize the hepatobiliary ducts, filling or blocking the hepatobiliary ducts and their branches, causing severe cholecystitis, cholangitis, cholelithiasis, and even cirrhosis or liver cancer. In the past, it was believed that there was no scientific basis for liver cancer caused by liver fluke disease. Now it is believed that liver flukes can cause primary liver cancer and should be vigilant. In recent years, research reports have shown that in some areas with a high incidence of liver cancer, liver fluke infection is positively correlated with the incidence of liver cancer, and 14 cases of liver fluke disease associated with liver cancer have been reported. In addition, children with severe liver fluke infection not only have their physical health affected, but also have a serious impact on their growth and development.

How to Treat Liver Fluke

1. General treatment and symptomatic treatment: In severe cases with malnutrition or symptoms of liver cirrhosis, nutrition should be strengthened, the liver should be protected, and special treatment should be considered later. In cases of acute surgical complications such as cholecystitis and common bile duct obstruction, surgical treatment should be performed immediately.

2. Etiology treatment:

(I) Praziquantel has high efficacy, short course of treatment, and mild side effects, making it the first choice for the treatment of this disease. The total dose depends on the severity of the infection. For mild cases, 75 mg/kg or 210 mg/kg can be used for 5 days of treatment.

(ii) Nitrothiocyanamide 3-6um powder capsule, total dose is 6-8mg./kg, divided into 3-5 portions, 1 portion per day. This drug has many side effects, and jaundice may occur in a few cases. It is contraindicated for people with jaundice due to various reasons, those who have not recovered from acute or chronic hepatitis for less than one year, those with a history of mental illness, pregnant or lactating women, people working at heights, and drivers.

(III) Hexachloro-p-xylene (Xuefang 846) dry powder type 50-70 mg/kg per day, taken all at once or divided into two doses, 5-7 days as a course of treatment, the total dose for adults is generally 17.5g. This drug is slowly metabolized and excreted, has certain side effects and delayed reactions, and some patients may experience liver damage, toxic psychosis and hemolytic reactions. Therefore, patients with the above medical history and severe neurosis and hemoglobin disease should not take it. Nitrothiocyanamide and hexachloro-p-xylene are now rarely used.

3. Strengthen fecal management, prohibit eating uncooked fish, and actively treat patients.

5. How to catch farmed grasshoppers

Find a plastic bag with a 20-centimeter opening, use iron bars to make the opening into a circle, and then make a handle. It is actually like the butterfly net or the fishing net used when I was a child. Then scrape it from bottom to top along the edge of the shed. I used to use a net bag, but the locusts crawled out. If you use a plastic bag, the locusts usually can't jump out. The length is generally about 30 to 40 centimeters.