Easter bunnies are popular symbols associated with the celebration of Easter, a Christian holiday that commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The tradition of the Easter bunny is believed to have originated in Europe, where it was thought that the rabbit, known for its high fertility, represented new life and rebirth. During Easter, many families participate in activities involving Easter bunnies, such as decorating eggs and organizing egg hunts. The Easter bunny is often depicted as a friendly, anthropomorphic rabbit that delivers colorful eggs and treats to children, making it a beloved figure in Easter celebrations around the world.