Everybunny needs to see this photo of George W. Bush snuggling with the Easter Bunny at the White House Easter Egg Roll in 2008. 11 of 18 Nick & Vanessa Lachey ...

Where does the Easter Bunny symbol come from? Here's a look at the origins of the Easter Bunny, including its history and how it became associated with Easter.

The immigrants relayed the tale of an egg-laying hare called “Osterhase” or "Easter hare" in English. Their children made nests where the bunny could lay its colorful eggs.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.

Enter the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny's roots can also be traced to Germany, where it began as a folklore figure known as “Osterhase” or “Oschter Haws.” ...

Then in the 20th century, Hann said the Easter Bunny was imported from America back to Europe. "So, it’s come full circle," he noted. A holiday celebrated around the world.

Then in the 20th century, Hann said the Easter Bunny was imported from America back to Europe. "So, it’s come full circle," he noted. A holiday celebrated around the world.

Where does the Easter Bunny symbol come from? Here's a look at the origins of the Easter Bunny, including its history and how it became associated with Easter.

The Easter Bunny's origins are unclear, but rabbits have long symbolized fertility and new life because of their high reproduction rate, according to History.com.