Well, i personally think there is a bilby at Easter for this side of the world and a rabbit for the other! but that's me. Or.....
OK ill finish his sentience Easter is celebrated with a rabbit because one of Jesus disciple's was a rabbit and it was known that rabbits have a pure heart so they were told to be the true popes i don't know why but that's why. :-)
green rabbit+blue egg+red egg=the *HOP* placeyellow egg=early poptropicapurple egg=24 carrot islandblue rabbit=shark tooth islandyellow bunny=spy island
There is not an exact age for the Easter Rabbit. The first ever mentioning of a rabbit symbolizing Easter was in Germany in the 1500s. The Easter Rabbit was introduced to America in the 1700s.
The cast of The First Easter Egg - 1997 includes: Russ Harris as The Three Pigs Alex Marshall Thompson as One Rabbit
The Easter rabbit is white.
No, not at all. Easter egg rolls are rolls of Easter eggs, not egg rolls of Easter.
I did... I sat on my own Easter eggs. The Easter Bunny (originally a hare, but also now includes the rabbit) or the Easter Chick (other birds are used in some countries) are the most traditional Easter characters. I live in Australia, so perhaps it was the Easter Bilby.
well you cant make an Easter egg only during the 2008 Easter event but if you got the 2006 Easter event you can turn into an Easter egg
God created all animals and birds fully mature & ready to reproduce - therefore, the chicken and rabbit came BEFORE any eggs or bunnies.
no easter is on a sunday
easter
The Easter bunny does have a tail because he is a RABBIT.
it is a fake diarama of an Easter egg that looks life like.