The capture method of wild masked palm civet

Fruit beaver, also known as striped beaver, white-nosed dog, hairy mouse, etc., is a precious wild animal of the genus Linnaeus, which mainly lives in forests, bushes, caves, tree caves or soil caves, and can be found occasionally in reclaimed land. There are a large number of artificial breeding in Jiangxi, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Guangdong. Let's take a look at the capture methods of wild masked palm civet.

The capture method of wild masked palm civet

Vanillin (also known as vanillin, a widely used edible spice) 1 gram is melted in a small amount of boiling water and put bananas and Sydney into the cage after soaking for 1 hour. Masked palm civet can catch the fragrance when he smells the fragrance and looks for food. However, masked palm civet is a second-class protected animal in the country, and any act of illegally capturing, hunting, selling and eating wild masked palm civet will be punished by law.

Where is masked palm civet distributed?

Masked palm civet is distributed in the field in Indochina Peninsula, Indonesia, Myanmar, India, Bhutan, Nepal and the vast areas south of North China, from the western suburbs of Beijing, Datong, Shanxi, Qinling Mountains of Shaanxi, western Sichuan to the Himalayas in the south of Xizang, and south to Taiwan, Hainan Island and the southern margin of Yunnan, in which named subspecies are distributed in the southeastern provinces. The distribution of endemic subspecies in Taiwan ranges from low to high altitude mountain areas, but mainly in middle and low altitude mountain areas and reclaimed land.

Masked palm civet's level of protection

1. It has been included in the vertebrate volume, the red list of biodiversity in China, and the assessment level is near danger (NT).

2. It has been listed in Appendix Ⅲ to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

3. It has been included in the list of terrestrial wildlife under state protection or of important economic and scientific research value issued by the State Forestry Administration of China on August 1, 2000.