The Easter Bunny comes when you least expect it. It could be any time of day or night on Easter weekend.

Many report that the Easter Bunny delivers baskets late on the night of Easter eve, when most kids are fast asleep.

You can keep track of the Easter Bunny using trackeasterbunny.com/'s Bunny Tracker.

The Easter Bunny’s true name remains a secret.

The Easter Bunny is a hare, not a rabbit.  Although rabbits and hares are a lot alike, there are several differences.

For example, hares (like the one pictured) are generally larger and faster than rabbits and have have longer ears and larger feet than rabbits.

Hares also live above ground.

Hares under a year old are called “leverets”.

NORAD does not have an Easter Bunny tracker like they do for Santa Claus.