Building a place where small animals live has always been a headache for Wang Yang.

The difficulty lies in the right place and how to make it.

I had thought about surrounding a fence or something before, but later I left it alone. The reason was that it was easy to surround a rabbit, but it was unrealistic to surround a mouse that was digging holes everywhere.

I've never heard of rats raising fences.

Do you want him to give up raising mice now?

It seems unlikely. Rats are indeed not easy to limit, but they reproduce very quickly, grow quickly, have strong survivability, and are best kept and have the greatest reward.

It is also worthwhile to spend some effort on this reward.

Another difficulty is that since caves cannot be kept, they have to be kept outside and they have to build a shed to make a nest for them.

Wood is used to build sheds, while processing wood is more troublesome.

The tools are too backward, and Wang Yang has been spending all his time on how to eat, and has never focused on this aspect, so the development of manufacturing is extremely slow.

Of course, the more important reason is that for humans in this era, there is no difference between living in caves and houses. Just like using a large amount of fiber to make a coarse linen for them to wear, they will not feel that it is special.

The pragmatic concept has created Wang Yang to develop only in terms of quality of life, rather than in terms of quality of life.

At least not now.

He looked at the existing tools, a stone axe with a blade on one side, a pointed stone cone on the end, a smaller stone axe with a stone knife and a stone dagger.

In the past, when he made wooden barrels and other tools, he used more, in fact, stone cones and very short bone spurs, and stone axes and stone knives were rarely used.

Because it is too wasteful to use stone axes and stone knives to process tools, it is very easy to chisel the blade with their sharp side, and once it is broken, it will be scrapped.

Wang Yang doesn’t have so many stone axes and stone knives to ruin.

This does not mean that wood is very hard, and it cannot be harder than stone, but it has a tough surname and is not easy to destroy.

Because the stone is too hard and has no plasticity, it is easy to break if it is weak.

This thing is not difficult to understand. Diamonds are hard enough, even harder than iron, but if you give them a hammer, the diamond will be broken.

What he used a lot was to use the stone cone as a nail, a stone as a hammer, and chisel a small piece diagonally, with the deepest point as the center, and surround the chisel. Then he took the stone dagger and raised it, and then got up one piece.

Or use small bone spurs to dig. Small bone spurs are tougher than stone feet, and can be hammered harder.

But there is a bone-breaking one, better.

The middle of the broken bone is empty. After knocking in the wood, knocking in the opposite direction and constantly knocking around that point can quickly get a big hole.

Of course, it is very good to use it to dig a hole, and it is more troublesome to cut a plane. Wang Yang hasn't thought of a better tool.

No matter how trouble is, you still have to do it.

Without the trivial matter of weaving fibers, he devoted all his energy to building the homes of small animals.

First, he decided to divide the canyon.

The area of ​​the canyon is about 100 square meters. On the left is a small pool, which winds out a stream and has many stones.

To the right is a thin layer of soil, mixed with gravel, and occasionally some larger stones are used by Wang Yang as tools for fiber compression.

The territory is considered very large.

On the left, near the cave, is the chicken coop. The open space in front has not been used yet, and the right side is basically used by Wang Yang to dry fibers.

In other words, the territory on the left is better, and it doesn’t matter on the right. At worst, you can find a good lighting place to dry it in the future.

There is still plenty of time at present. The little animals are just born and have free time, so they can make them slowly.

He did not make wooden boards and built very standard houses. That was too difficult and the project was huge.

He chose a relatively simple method to surround the fence.

He entered the forest, found small trees of size and size, and easily dug them out, digging a few trees every day, breaking the branches and turning them into bare trunks.

Then tie it with ropes one by one, and in just a few days, a wall was made.

It took about a month to make four walls, and then he tied the junction of the three walls and stood up. The last wall was tied only one side, and the other side could move freely, both a wall and a door.

Then make another wall, spread it above, use dried grass to block the gap, and a small house with air leakage on all sides and not very solid is finished.

Wang Yang placed it in front of the chicken coop and used a stone to level the uneven low part, which was not good, but compared with those small chicken coops with wooden boards, it was much more high-end.

At a glance, you can tell where the tall and handsome rich live.

This house is not big, about twenty square meters and has a height of less than one meter and two meters. Adults have to bend down when they walk in.

On the day of preparation, Wang Yang looked at it with a sigh and his heart was surging, just like he had pinched a doll for the first time when he was a child.

(A day of pain, tomorrow's third update, I'll make up for it!)
Chapter completed!