Is Bugs Bunny a Rabbit or a Hare?

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The Rabbit might just be too generous, but he also has some hidden wisdom! 

We all know Bugs Bunny. A anthropomorphic grey hare famous for his relaxed and passive personality. A mischievous trickster, chewing on his signature carrot while sprouting his famous catchphrase "Eh, what's up, doc?”. Since his official debut in the 1940s Bugs has appeared in va ... Show More

Peter Rabbit and his sister Penny venture into Mr. McGregor's Garden. Will the two naughty little rabbits make it out, or will they end up in a rabbit pie? 

Since 1950, kids have been learning about opera from Bugs Bunny. And he probably was the first drag performer most people can remember seeing. How did the wascally wabbit become a cultural influencer?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad ch ... Show More

In this kid's story, Noa finds a rabbit at the door. When she and her family touch it, they too turn into rabbits, and proceed to have a minor adventure as bunnies. 

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Easter Sunday is right around the corner and fellas tell us what is inside their basket.  (Rabbit fire, no pun)Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Invasive rabbits so numerous they form a “gray blanket” across the land. A killer virus, intentionally released to keep the bunnies at bay. An ensuing evolutionary arms race with no end in sight. It sounds more like the premise of a bad sci fi movie rather than a textbook case of ... Show More

Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of Peter Rabbit was published on October 2nd, 1902. The book was an instant sensation, needing reprints almost immediately, and ultimately went on to sell an extraordinary 40 million copies worldwide. Potter had initially written it in 1893 as a letter t ... Show More