Living alone or with friends in their drey (nest), squirrels spend most of their day finding food. Except for a mid-morning nap, squirrels are on the lookout for leaves, grass, twigs, and other items for their nest as well as nuts and seeds to eat. With bright eyes and sensitive whiskers, these rodents sharpen their senses and keep watch for predators like birds.
Squirrels are very clever but they sometimes forget where they have buried their food. When the seasons change, squirrels feed on insects and caterpillars while some store food for hibernation. - Fun Fact : Squirrels make nests the size of footballs and wrap themselves up in their tail on cold nights.
- Scientific Name : Sciurus vulgaris - Conservation Status : Least concern (LC) - Primary Habitat : Forest - Global Home : Europe This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System under NSN 4730-00-250-7927, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL |
| bore_type | PLAIN STRAIGHT |
| body_width | 2.062 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| flow_angle | 90.0 DEGREES |
| leg_length | 0.880 INCHES NOMINAL FIRST END IN |
| seat_angle | 45.0 DEGREES FIRST END |
| body_height | 1.062 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_length | 5.250 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| bore_length | 0.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| keyway_width | 0.095 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.100 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| thread_class | 2A FIRST END A |
| bore_diameter | 0.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| NSN | 4730-00-250-7927 |
| CRITICALITY CODE JUSTIFICATION | FEAT |
| SEAT ANGLE | 45.0 DEGREES FIRST END |
| SURFACE TREATMENT DOCUMENT AND CLASSIFICATION | SAE ASSN STD SINGLE TREATMENT RESPONSE OVERALL |
| FLOW ANGLE | 90.0 DEGREES |
| MATERIAL | COPPER ALLOY 377 OVERALL |
| OPERATING PRESSURE | 400.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI) MAXIMUM SINGLE RESPONSE LBS |
| MEDIA FOR WHICH DESIGNED | VACUUM THIRD RESPONSE |
| NOMINAL THREAD SIZE | 0.438 INCHES FIRST END IN |
| LEG LENGTH | 0.750 INCHES NOMINAL SECOND END IN |
| MAXIMUM OPERATING TEMP | 250.0 FAHRENHEIT SINGLE RESPONSE DEGF |