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WASHINGTON (Amazing America) — The Easter Bunny is synonymous with Easter, but how did it become part of one of the most reverent religious holidays on earth? Amazing America's Kevin Kotwas hops into ...

Johann Conrad Gilbert, Easter bunny with eggs, 1800–1810. Museum purchase with funds provided by the Henry Francis du Pont Collectors Circle 2011.0010. (Courtesy of Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library ...

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The Easter bunny boom is back, and the fallout is already piling up. Every spring, families scoop up fluffy rabbits and baby chicks for cute baskets and Instagram snaps. Weeks later, the reality hits.