The Easter Bunny is a holiday symbol for Easter Sunday. An Easter Bunny can be a variety of colors including white, pink, or yellow. Kids, get your Easter basket ready. The Easter Bunny brings baskets of chocolate, jelly beans, and Easter eggs. But only if you have been a good girl or boy. She is loved by people of all ages.
Like their visit with Santa at Christmas, little egg hunters will climb up on the Easter Bunny’s lap at the mall to have brief chat. The only thing is she does not talk. That’s okay because kids usually have a lot to talk about and the Easter Bunny has big ears to listen.
Easter Bunny Trivia and Fun Facts
You can use this Easter Bunny trivia and fun facts to amaze your friends with your knowledge of this topic.
German immigrants brought the Easter Bunny to the United States in the 1770s.
It is an important symbol of Easter. However, there is no mention of her (or him) in the bible.
The Easter Bunny s a hare, not a rabbit.
Most people eat the ears first.
About 90 million chocolate bunnies are sold each year.
On February 25, 2017, Equipe da Casa do Chocolate at Shopping Uberaba, in Uberaba, Minas Gerais, Brazil set the record for the largest chocolate rabbit. It weighed 9,359.7 pounds.
There are approximately 3 million pet rabbits in the United States.
And, worlwide, there are over 709 pet rabbits.
Thought for Today
Relationships are a lot like Algebra. Have you ever looked at your X and wondered Y?
Did you Know? Bunnies have been a sign of fertility since ancient times. An old saying goes “multiply like rabbits”. And, a generation ago doctors used rabbits in human fertility tests, leading to the common saying when a couple became pregnant “we killed the rabbit”.
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