Mosquitoes still kept biting him.
If you want to wait for prey, you have to endure it. Don't move at all; if you move, don't make any sound, don't let any animal see you.
Prey is very alert and can be scared away by any disturbance.
The trap isn't made that well; getting prey to take the bait is difficult.
As for why there were two leopards and a wild dog that fell into the trap a few days ago, probably because they thought he was a day creature and weren't afraid at night.
He controlled his drowsiness, trying not to sleep, instead entering a state of brain-empty rest.
You can both rest and avoid danger from approaching due to falling asleep.
Growing more tired, he had to remind himself not to fall asleep; if he fell asleep in the wild, it would be disastrous.
Drowsiness was his main enemy. By analogy, animals also experience drowsiness, fatigue, hunger, and weakness. Taking advantage of this can easily hunt them.
This battle against drowsiness continued.
