Rodent trap cage

The rodent trap cage is a device designed to catch rodents such as mice and squirrels without harming them, and it consists of a sturdy metal box or cage equipped with a door that automatically operates when the rodent touches a sensitive mechanism or pedal inside, causing the door to close behind it. Baits are placed inside the cage to attract the rodents, and once they enter, they are trapped inside without the ability to escape, and the cage can then be transported and the animal released in a distant location. Main components and features: cage frame: usually made of iron, galvanized steel, wood, and metal, with small mesh or openings that prevent rodents from escaping. door: closes automatically when motion is detected inside the cage. trigger mechanism or pedal: a highly sensitive touch device activated by the rodent upon entry to quickly close the door. bait hook: used to carry bait to attract rodents into the cage. principles of operation: bait placement: an attractive bait substance (such as peanut butter) is placed inside the cage in a designated area. entry and closure: when the rodent enters the cage to reach the bait, it touches the pedal or trigger mechanism, activating the automatic door closing mechanism. confinement: the door is tightly closed and secured with a latch to prevent the rodent from escaping.