Artificial breeding method for wild insect-eating bats

Abstract

The invention discloses an artificial breeding method for wild insect-eating bats. The artificial breeding method comprises the following six steps of: insect-eating bat feed preparing, parent insect-eating bat domesticating, the insect-eating bat overwintering, insect-eating bat artificial propagating, young insect-eating bat separating from milk, and young insect-eating bat breeding. The insect-eating bats can grow and develop healthily under the condition of artificial feeding, so that artificial domestication of the wild insect-eating bats becomes possible; and safe overwintering of the insect-eating bats is guaranteed, conditions are created for artificial breeding of the insect-eating bats, and the reproduction rate and the survival rate are high.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of raising and breeding wild bats for artificial domestication, in particular to an artificial breeding method for wild insectivorous bats. Background technique [0002] Bats are the only mammals with true flying ability, belonging to the mammalian subclass Chiroptera, which is further divided into the macrobat suborder and the small bat suborder. Large bats have better eyesight and a keen sense of smell. They mainly feed on fruits, nectar or pollen. They are also called fruit-eating bats. Small bats have smaller eyes and degraded vision. They mainly rely on echolocation to feed on insects, and a small amount of fruit, animal blood or fish. For food, also known as insectivorous bats. Bats are widely distributed around the world, except for Antarctica and a small number of islands. At present, there are more than 1,300 species of bats in the world, and there are more than 230 species in my country, accounti...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] 3. Long-term feeding experiments show that direct feeding of Tenebrio molitor larvae purchased from the market without treatment has an impact on the health of bats, which is not conducive to the growth and development of bats

[0008] 5. Insectivorous bats are temperature-changing animals and need to hibernate in winter

[0009] 6. Wild insectivorous bats are social animals, and artificial breeding cannot be raised alone, but too many bats cannot be raised together to affect each other, especially in the breeding stage

[0010] 7. Insectivorous bats only have one litter per year, and most of them give birth to one litter per litter. It may take one year to get the results after changing the experimental conditions, so artificial breeding is time-consuming and laborious.

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