The 'Easter Bunny' is a legendary egg-giving symbol of new life:
People around the world follow the tradition of coloring eggs and giving baskets of candy.
In a time of celebration and feasting, many traditional 'Easter' games and customs developed, including egg rolling, egg tapping and egg decorating.
British chocolate company Cadbury manufactured their first 'Easter Egg' in 1875.
"Easter Yeggs", starring 'Bugs Bunny' and 'Elmer Fudd' is a "Looney Tunes" animated short, directed by Robert McKimson, released theatrically June 28, 1947.
"Easter Yeggs" story is by Warren Foster, with layouts by Cornett Wood and backgrounds by Richard H. Thomas.