14387: schleich Gnu Calf.
Otherwise known as a wildebeest, gnus are generally graceful and quiet creatures, seemingly contrary to their name. Usually living near water, gnus need to drink every couple of days and often hang around zebras since gnus usually have a taste for the grass that zebras leave behind when feeding. These mammals have unique features such as their mane, horns, stripes, and coloring.
Both males and females share these traits. Their mane is made up of a coarse, stiff hair while their horns curve, slightly resembling parentheses. Their stripes may help them to blend in with a herd of zebra and their coloring varies depending on their age.
Gnus are very cooperative animals and fend off prey by traveling in a herd. Even at night, gnus take turns keeping watch for predators. - Fun Fact : Within seven minutes of being born, calves can stand.
Within two hours, calves can run with the herd. - Scientific Name : Connochaetes taurinus - Conservation Status : Least concern (LC) - Primary Habitat : Gras This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 5305-00-298-2678, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| part_name_assigned_by_controlling_agency | POWER SUPPLY |
| NSN | 5305-00-298-2678 |
| HEAD HEIGHT | 0.125 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| POINT LENGTH | 0.062 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| FASTENER LENGTH | 0.688 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| THREAD LENGTH | 0.626 INCHES MINIMUM IN |
| HARDNESS RATING | 35.0 ROCKWELL C MINIMUM AND 42.0 ROCKWELL C MAXIMUM OVERALL |
| HOLE CONFIGURATION STYLE | SQUARE FLATS |
| MATERIAL DOCUMENT AND CLASSIFICATION | AMS 5610 ASSN STD SINGLE MATERIAL RESPONSE OVERALL |
| NOMINAL THREAD DIAMETER | 0.138 INCHES IN |
| HEAD STYLE | SQUARE |
| THREAD DIRECTION | RIGHT-HAND |
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