A rabbit's foot is a popular amulet believed to bring good luck. Traditionally, it is the hind foot of a rabbit, often carried as a charm or keychain. The practice of using rabbit's feet as talismans dates back to ancient cultures, where rabbits were associated with fertility and prosperity. In various cultures, the significance of the rabbit's foot varies. For example, in African American folklore, it is often linked to hoodoo practices, where it is thought to ward off evil and attract good fortune. Despite its popularity, the use of rabbit's feet raises ethical concerns regarding animal welfare.