We're all familiar with the legend of the Easter Bunny-the magical lagomorph who delivers colorful chocolate eggs to children as a holiday treat. These days, we tend to think of the Easter Bunny as a ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Easter Bunny may travel the world every spring, but the holiday hare's American roots can be traced right back to Pennsylvania. German settlers brought the tradition with ...

Editor’s note: This story includes a frank discussion about the Easter Bunny. While we at TODAY.com know that the Easter Bunny is absolutely real, we would not want to divulge any sensitive ...

An estimated 91 million chocolate bunnies are sold for Easter every year in the U.S. Behind that staggering figure sits a tradition that traces back to 18th-century German immigrants in Pennsylvania — ...

Easter bunny treats from the Chocolate House, Co Co. Sala and Pastries by Randolph photographed in Washington, D.C. Deb Lindsey for The Washington Post via Getty Images Every April, people fill ...

Easter is an important Christian festival - it's when Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Bible says that Christ died on a cross on a day called Good Friday. According to the ...