10 Raw and Geeky Facts About Pop Culture Rabbits

10. Rabbits have played a significant role in pop culture, with the Easter Bunny being a popular symbol of spring and new beginnings.

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9. Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter is a classic storybook rabbit who was based on Potter's own pet rabbit named Peter Piper.

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9. Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter is a classic storybook rabbit who was based on Potter's own pet rabbit named Peter Piper.

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8. Watership Down by Richard Adams is a popular children's book about a community of rabbits trying to escape their warren and find a new home.

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7. Rabbits are prominent in advertising logos and mascots, including Energizer, Trix, Nesquik, Cadbury, Playboy, and Psycho Bunny.

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6. Disney's recent rabbit hero is Judy Hopps, a little bunny working as a cop in Zootopia.

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5. In Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the White Rabbit represents Alice's quest for knowledge and adventure, while the March Hare is based on the phrase "mad as a March hare."

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4. Frank, the main baddie in Subway Surfers, is a well-dressed villain who always wears a white bunny mask.

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3. Usagi Yojimbo, a "bodyguard rabbit" from Dark Horse Comics, was influenced by various sources including Edo period swordsman Miyamoto Musashi and Sergio Aragonés' Groo the Wanderer.

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2. Warner Brothers' cartoon star Bugs Bunny holds a Guinness World Record for most film appearances by a cartoon character.

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1. Disney's famous phrase "it all started with a mouse" is not entirely true, it actually started with a rabbit: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

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