Coming out to eat at dusk, rabbits and hares find soft shoots and grasses while being alert to potential danger. They use their front incisors to cut their food while the teeth near the back grind it. Their front teeth never dull because they grow throughout their entire life.
When threatened, they bounce away looking for a place to hide. Depending on speed to escape from predators, these mammals use their strong hind legs and feet, often bounding in a zig zag pattern or even just leaping into the air. - Fun Fact : Females can give birth to thirty young annually.
- Scientific Name : Lepus timidus - Conservation Status : Least concern (LC) - Primary Habitat : Forest - Global Home : Europe This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5136-00-729-5690, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| mounted_heater_switch | NOT INCLUDED |
| end_item_identification | GENERAL PURPOSE PHOTO EQUIPMENT |
| NSN | 5136-00-729-5690 |
| STARTING CHAMFER TYPE | PLUG |
| WIDTH ACROSS FLATS | 0.322 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| MATERIAL | STEEL OVERALL |
| LENGTH | 0.500 INCHES NOMINAL SQUARE END IN |
| THREAD STRUCTURE | REGULAR |
| STYLE DESIGNATOR | STRAIGHT FLUTE |
| THREAD SIZE AND SERIES/TYPE DESIGNATOR | 0.562-12 UNIFIED NATIONAL COARSE (UNC) |
| THREAD FORMING METHOD | GROUND |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 3.594 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| SPECIFICATION/STANDARD DATA | 05047-ASME B94.9 PROFESSIONAL/INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION STANDARD |