"Their children made nests in which this creature could lay its colored eggs ... States and the fabled rabbit’s Easter morning deliveries expanded to include chocolate and other types of ...

Shops also sell chocolate rabbits ... History.com noted the Easter Bunny came to the U.S. in the 1700s with German immigrants who brought traditions of an egg-laying hare to Pennsylvania, calling ...

The Eggsplainer briefly considers some of our weirdest behaviors around eggs. The Easter Bunny is, you know ... that the Easter [Hare] is going around laying eggs and hiding them in the herb ...

We’re all familiar with the legend of the Easter Bunny—the magical lagomorph who delivers colorful chocolate eggs ... festival by laying beautiful colored eggs—an ability carried over ...

and the creature would lay colored eggs in them. The custom spread throughout the country, and the nests were switched to baskets and the famous bunny brought chocolate, candy, gifts and eggs.

The Easter Bunny is more than just a trader of chocolate eggs – the iconic figure ... Originating from European folklore, the tradition of the egg-laying hare has evolved into a beloved symbol ...