Active during the day, cheetahs reside in the same areas as the nighttime hunters, lions and leopards. While the cubs live with their mother, adult males live together in small groups. The secret of the cheetah's speed is in its backbone, nostrils, tail and claws.
Long and flexible, this bone stretches and contracts like a spring as it sprints across the savannah. Its large nostrils allow for more oxygen intake. Helping steer, its long tail serves as a rudder, and its claws act as cleats.
Preying on gazelles and antelope, the mother cheetah has to make a kill every day to feed her young. Used to blend in with tall grasses, the cheetah has black spots on its tan body, but its tail is covered with stripes. - Fun Fact : Faster than most sports cars, the cheetah can reach speeds of almost seventy miles per hour from a dead stop in three seconds.
- Scientific Name : Acinonyx jubatus - Conservation Status : Vulnerable (VU) - Primary Habitat : Grassland - Global Home : Africa This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5999-00-408-3931, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL SEDIMENT BOWL |
| thickness | 0.120 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.130 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_width | 1.196 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_height | 17.960 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| body_length | 1.700 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| design_type | REUSABLE |
| temp_rating | -43.0 FAHRENHEIT MINIMUM AND 164.0 FAHRENHEIT MAXIMUM DEGF |
| hole_diameter | 0.401 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.411 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| mounting_type | UNTHREADED HOLE BOTTOM |
| inclosure_type | FULLY INCLOSED |
| mounting_method | THREADED STUD(S) SINGLE GROUP |
| frequency_rating | 60.0 HERTZ NOMINAL SINGLE COMPONENT |
| NSN | 5999-00-408-3931 |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | ALUMINUM ALLOY; BLACK ANODIZED FINISH; 0.188 IN. H; 0.688 IN. DIA; ONE 0.243 IN. DIA CENTER THRU HOLE IN |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | ALUMINUM ALLOY; BLACK ANODIZED FINISH; 0.188 IN. H; 0.688 IN. DIA; ONE 0.243 IN. DIA CENTER THRU HOLE IN |