The traps were placed in a 90 m × 90 m square plot and kept open during sampling periods. They were buried in the ground so that their edges were flush with the ground surface. Eight rows of linear trap clusters consisting of eight different traps were placed on the plot, and the distance between each of the two closest traps was 10 m. A total of 64 traps, representing eight combinations of eight different traps, were placed in the study area from late winter of 2021 to late spring of 2022 for a total of 24 days. Thus, there were eight treatments with eight replicates. The location of each trap within each cluster was randomized. All traps were checked every morning to prevent trap predation and heat-related death. When the traps were not in use, a cover and a stone were placed on the opening of the traps to prevent animals from entering them. No preservative fluid was used in the traps, and live specimens were released after species identification. Ten collected specimens of each species are deposited in the Zoological Museum of Shiraz University, Collection of Biology Department, Shiraz, Iran (ZM-CBSU).