WHERE DID “RABBIT, RABBIT” COME FROM? Here are the four places folklore believes it all started. 1. According to the Farmers’ Almanac, the phrase is from a British periodical called Notes ...

You might know Br’er Rabbit from a children’s book or cartoon, but the story of the cunning bunny runs much deeper. Rooted in West African folklore and brought to life by enslaved griots ...

The rabbit is also prominent in folklore stories and also features alongside Chang’e in Wu Cheng’en’s novel Journey to the West, one of the most popular literary works in East Asia.

"Rabbit Trap," written and directed by Bryn ... as metaphorical sense — so much of the film is based in real Welsh folklore, ...