The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.

An egg-toting Easter Bunny visiting children’s houses like a leporid Santa is weird enough. But it turns out the original version of the rabbit didn’t just carry the eggs—it actually laid ...

It's actually pretty egg-straordinary! Historians believe that early German immigrants brought the story of the Easter Bunny to Pennsylvania in the 1700s, or at least an early iteration of the story.

One thing Bede didn’t mention in his book was the Easter Bunny. The first mention of the Easter Bunny wasn’t until the 19th century. It wouldn’t be until the 1830s that we get an inkling ...

The Easter Bunny’s origin story can be fuzzier than a bunny’s tail, but we’re separating fact from fiction. ... Rabbits and hares, along with eggs, ...

As for the Easter bunny, its origins are not necessarily rooted in Christianity. The exact origins of the anthropomorphic rabbit are unclear. But since ancient times, the hare has been said to ...

From Easter wreaths to tons of egg and bunny-themed cuteness, these 55 Easter crafts will make everyone hoppy—uh, ... Easter Pom-Pom Bunnies @theharringtonhome. Advertisement.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.