Easter bunny where is he

According to Country Living , one theory is that the tradition of Easter Bunny originates from early pagan celebrations. Pagans celebrated Spring, the renewal of life, and at the same time honored Eostre, the goddess of dawn and fertility.

Eostre was often represented by a hare or an egg. Others believe that the Easter Bunny arrived in America in the s, according to History. Regardless of how he got here in the first place, tracking the Easter Bunny as he makes his deliveries can become a fun new tradition for your family.

According to the Easter Bunny Tracker website, the bunny is scheduled to make his appearance in your hometown between 9 p. You and the kids can start tracking him as soon as 5 a. The tracker also shows how many deliveries the bunny makes, how many carrots he has eaten, last stop he visited, and his speed. But you should talk to someone if it does.

It will help you feel better. You can talk to your parents or friends. If you don't have anyone you can talk to you, my dear friend Santa Claus has a webpage of people you can talk to.

I hope you'll call them if you need to. They are waiting to hear from you! You don't have to worry about me. The virus doesn't hurt bunnies. I also checked and I cannot spread the virus. I am still being extra careful though. I'm washing my paws lots, staying away from everyone I can and wearing special clothes. It is far better to be safe than very sorry! I've been given special permission to make Easter deliveries this year too. So, don't worry about me.

But I do know there may be homes I can't go to this year because of the virus. I am very sorry. But, I hope those people will understand and remember that I do still love them very much. Lastly, I hope you will think of the 10,'s of people who won't have their loved ones with them for any more Easters. Please make smart choices and stay safe and healthy! I'll be thinking of you!

EB that's the Easter Bunny in case you didn't know that already and his good friend Rudy decided to have a little fun. They came up with a way so that you can write one of your fav animal friends! So go ahead and send a letter to your fav animal friend! Thank you for your wonderful messages to the Easter Bunny and the World! The Easter Bunny is back home now. Please attempt to sign up again.

Sign Up Now. An unexpected error has occurred with your sign up. Please try again later. Check here if you would like to receive subscription offers and other promotions via email from TIME group companies. You can unsubscribe at any time. By signing up you are agreeing to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Thank you! The tracker starts at 5 a. It also shows how many deliveries the bunny makes, the last place he visited, his speed and how many carrots he's eaten.

Because the Easter Bunny Tracker gathers so much data, the website also has tons of interesting insights on the Easter Bunny's typical route. According to legend, the Easter Bunny lives on Easter Island, although no one knows exactly where his workshop is located. Historically, his first stop is Christmas Island. American Samoa is often his last stop. If that's not enough Easter festivities, there are other Eater-themed sites and apps out there, including easter-bunny.