1. The fatal flaw of the wild rabbit lies in its excessive trust in the paths it has previously traversed.2. This statement encryptodes a natural phenomenon: during the snowy winter, wild rabbits exhibit caution when crossing snow-covered ground, as they are unsure of what lies beneath. Each time they pass through, they do so with care.3. However, once a wild rabbit successfully crosses the terrain and returns unharmed, it will confidently follow the same tracks on subsequent journeys, believing that the path it has taken is safe.4. Hunters take advantage of this behavior by setting traps on the paths that rabbits are accustomed to, and the rabbits often fall into these traps.5. The rabbit does not die from the unknown dangers lurking beneath the snow; it perishes due to its overconfidence in the paths it has already walked.