'I’m the fastest carrot muncher in the west!'
Bugs Bunny
Although he has no connection to faith or religion, the bunny has become one the most widely known universal symbols of Easter. Thought to have originated from Germany, the furry little rabbit was first introduced to the US in the 1700s by German immigrants to Pennsylvania. The story goes, that they brought over from the old country, their tradition of an egg-laying hare named Osterhase.
The silly wabbit, along with baby chicks and eggs, are also seen as pagan symbols of spring and rebirth. Over the centuries, these ancient symbols became associated with the Christian holiday of Easter such that the two traditions have merged together to become what so many people, both Christian, and non-Christian, celebrate today.
Now, you can't have a birth, or a rebirth for that matter, without starting with sex. Rabbits also have the distinction of being the animal seen as the universal symbol of sex. The rabbit is one of the most fertile of animals and thus has became a symbol of vitality, sexual desire and fertility.
To help celebrate the symbol of sexual desire, it seemed fitting then, to feature this series of Josh, a studly young buck, whose hare-raising poses would would have anyone in his burrow wanting a little nibble on his carrot. FH have seen and enjoyed this bare bunny before. I've previously featured Josh, and his impressive impressive hoppy ending back in 2019, (Summer Shadows) and again in 2020. (Where Not to put your Penis)
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