Easter Bunnies are popular symbols of the Easter holiday, often associated with the arrival of spring. They are typically depicted as cute, fluffy rabbits that deliver Easter eggs to children. This tradition is rooted in various cultural practices that celebrate fertility and rebirth, as rabbits are known for their high reproduction rates. The concept of the Easter Bunny originated in Germany in the 1700s and was brought to America by German immigrants. Today, many families celebrate by organizing Easter egg hunts, where children search for hidden eggs, often filled with candy or small toys, as part of the festivities.