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In America, some people believe the Easter Bunny was first introduced in the 1700s by German immigrants in Pennsylvania. They introduced their tradition of the egg-laying hare who was known as ‘Osterhase’ or ‘Oschter Haws,’ and who would lay colorful eggs as gifts to children who behaved well. Children would then make nests for the rabbit to leave her eggs. Over time, this tradition spread across America and became a widespread Easter tradition. The Easter Bunny's egg delivery then came to include treats such as toys and chocolate. When does the Easter bunny arrive and deliver choco...

The first day of spring is nearly here, but why are there two different dates - and what actually happens during the equinox?

Rather like Father Christmas, the Easter Bunny is synonymous with one of our biggest Christian holidays in the UK. But have you ever thought why it’s traditionally a rabbit that delivers the eggs at Easter? It’s chickens that lay eggs, after all… And why on earth do we eat chocolate eggs? The History of Easter Let’s start at the beginning. Easter is the most important Christian festival of the year. The Bible says Jesus died on the cross on Good Friday and three days later was resurrected. This time of the year is all about the celebration of new life.

The Christian holiday is celebrated around the world, but where do egg hunts and hot cross buns fit in to all of this?

Flagler County Humane Society asks, where did the Easter Bunny come from?