Nothing against Peter Rabbit or his creator, British author Beatrix Potter, but he and his doppleganger the Easter bunny have nothing to do with the true meaning of Easter. Neither do Easter ...

With Easter just around the corner, bringing home a pet rabbit may sound like a perfect plan. However, local shelters are advising against this idea. The San Diego House Rabbit Society, a non ...

(By the way, the Easter bunny began as a hare, not a rabbit, but when it comes to ole E.B., it’s best not to get too bogged down in technicalities.) Read on for the true story of the Easter Bunny.

Easter is a holiday known for sweet marshmallow chicks, pastel-woven baskets and, of course, the ever-mysterious Easter Bunny. But the impacts of this floppy-eared icon stretch beyond childhood ...

The Easter bunny even went with European settlers to Australia—as did actual bunnies. These rabbits, fertile as they are, got a little out of control, so the Aussies regard them as serious pests.

On Easter Sunday and the days leading up to it, people may wonder about the origins of the Easter Bunny. Many want to know how the cute egg-delivering rabbit became a part of the Easter tradition.

The Easter Bunny is, you know, a bunny. A rabbit. Where did it get all those eggs? An egg-toting Easter Bunny visiting children’s houses like a leporid Santa is weird enough.