Brer Rabbit is a character from African American folklore, particularly popular in the Southern United States. He is known for his cleverness and trickster nature, often outsmarting larger and stronger animals, such as Brer Fox and Brer Bear. The stories featuring Brer Rabbit are part of the Uncle Remus tales, which were compiled by Joel Chandler Harris in the late 19th century. The tales of Brer Rabbit often convey moral lessons, emphasizing wit over brute strength. They reflect themes of resilience and resourcefulness, showcasing how intelligence can help overcome challenges. These stories have become an important part of American folklore and cultural heritage.