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Some researchers say the tradition is linked to the German folklore of the Osterhase (Easter Hare), a mythical creature that would lay colorful eggs for well-behaved children to find. Sound familiar?

The bunny later became a part of German folklore that made its way into the United States in the late 18th century. "Fertility means new life," Lehner said. "Well, in Christianity, you have this ...