The bunny has become a symbol of Easter celebrations worldwide. As such embodying the spirit of spring, renewal, and joy.

Years of fires, landclearing and introduced predators have seen Australia's bilby population plummet but a glimmer of hope ...

It’s not just chocolate bilbies making an appearance this Easter, with the beloved native marsupial making a long-overdue ...

The Pilbara is one of the few regions in the country where bilbies are still found. This pastoralist has been working to ...

Only isolated and fragmented populations remain, and the same drivers of habitat destruction, fire and invasive species are ...

We mapped the entire bilby genome—and now we can use poo to save Australia's 'Easter bunny' from extinction Jul 6, 2024 Scientists sequence entire genome of Australian bilby ...

An especially unique tradition occurs in Norway throughout the Easter holiday. Påskekrim, which translates to “Easter crime”, gains a lot of popularity during the season. Norwegians consume a large ...

However, one exception is Japan, which has adopted the American version of the Easter Bunny into popular culture. In Australia, for example, the spring holiday is greeted with the Easter Bilby, an ...