Rodent-Friendly Traps Consisting Of Household Objects
Cowbag — March 28, 2009 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
Animal loving designer Roger Arquer decided to create a series of conceptual mousetraps which he firmly states are to catch, and not to kill. There are four traps in total, all made from everyday household objects that your average house mice would be familiar with.
One of the concepts is a Mouse in a Pint, and I have to say, the model mouse looks fairly relaxed in his new cell, so I’m not concerned for his wellness at all!
One of the concepts is a Mouse in a Pint, and I have to say, the model mouse looks fairly relaxed in his new cell, so I’m not concerned for his wellness at all!
Trend Themes
1. Ethical Pest Control - The trend of creating pest control solutions that prioritize the safety and well-being of animals, such as rodent-friendly traps.
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3. Eco-friendly Solutions - The trend of designing pest control methods that are environmentally friendly, using common household objects.
Industry Implications
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3. Sustainability - The sustainability industry can adopt the trend of eco-friendly solutions, like using everyday household objects for pest control, to minimize environmental harm.
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