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Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
10. Roger Rabbit
An A-List toon from a surreal cinematic world where cartoons and humans coexist, Roger finds himself in a lot of wacky situations in the 1988 blockbuster "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". Not the least of which is being married to smoking-hot (er, for a cartoon) Jessica Rabbit. As she says, "He makes me laugh."
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Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
10. Roger Rabbit
An A-List toon from a surreal cinematic world where cartoons and humans coexist, Roger finds himself in a lot of wacky situations in the 1988 blockbuster "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". Not the least of which is being married to smoking-hot (er, for a cartoon) Jessica Rabbit. As she says, "He makes me laugh."
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
9. Bunnicula
Twilight nothing. Our favorite vampire from kid lit is this vampire bunny, who sucks the juice out of vegetables at night.
Find the The Bunnicula Collection at Amazon.com.
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
8. The Watership Down Rabbits
The anthropomorphic bunnies from Richard Adams's novel, including Fiver, Hazel, and Bigwig, have their own culture, language, and mythology. Their story is an epic one, celebrating heroism and community.
Find Watership Down at Amazon.com.
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
7. Harvey
So he's a six-foot-tall imaginary rabbit. That doesn't mean he can't be Jimmy Stewart's best friend in the eponymous 1950 film. And that doesn't mean that Jimmy Stewart is crazy. Wait, actually, it does.
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
6. The Energizer Bunny
This shades-wearing, drum-smacking toy has been marching through Energizer battery commercials since 1989. And just keeps going, and going, and going...
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
5. The White Rabbit
He's late! He's late! For a very important date! In Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, Alice first falls into the magical world after following this perpetually tardy, waistcoat-wearing hare down a rabbit hole.
Find Alice's Adventures in Wonderland at Amazon.com.
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
4. The Hare
This cocky rabbit is famous for losing a race to a slow tortoise in Aesop's fable "The Tortoise and the Hare." Slow but steady wins the race, but we still think bunnies are cuter than turtles.
Find The Tortoise or the Hare at Amazon.com.
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
3. Peter Rabbit
Peter first appeared, in his signature blue coat and brown shoes, in Beatrix Potter's classic 1902 picture book, The Tale of Peter Rabbit. The naughty little bunny sneaks into Mr. McGregor's garden to munch vegetables until he is chased out and goes home sick and tired, thereby teaching children the important lesson not to eat too many vegetables.
Find The Tale of Peter Rabbit at Amazon.com.
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
2. Bugs Bunny
The only rabbit to have a star on the Hollywood Hall of Fame, this carrot-chomping trickster is famous for taking a wrong turn at Albuquerque, and occasionally wearing women's clothes. What's up with that, Doc?
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies
1. The Easter Bunny!
Everyone's favorite holiday lagomorph, the Easter Bunny is famous for delivering baskets of pastel-colored eggs to children. This completely weird symbol of spring comes from German folklore. Okay, so bunnies may not really lay eggs, but they do look super cute in a basket full of grass, chocolates, and Peeps. Happy Easter!
Our Favorite Top Ten Famous Bunnies