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Here's a look at the origins of the Easter Bunny, including its history and how it became associated with Easter. The story is deeper than you think.

We all know pets bring love, joy, and snuggles—but did you know some pets are believed to bring wealth, health, and good fortune too? Across different cultures and traditions, certain animals are ...

Lucuma, a South American fruit known for its caramel ... who considered it to be a symbol of longevity and fertility. Today, it is still used in Peru, particularly in ice cream.

Douglas Merri The Anasazi often covered rock walls near their settlements with paintings and carvings of sheep, snakes, lizard-men and other animals and symbols. The outlines to the left were made ...

In folklore and spiritual circles alike, rabbits are symbols of fertility ... These encounters are seen as signs that growth, in some form, is on the horizon. In Native American and Celtic traditions, ...

The brown bear or grizzly bear is another well-known North American animal, though it also lives in Europe and Asia. Renowned for its fearsome hunting abilities, it is a symbol of fierce ... species ...

New Mexico's governor has signed a bill to create a “turquoise alert" for missing Native Americans in New Mexico.

Long before the large-scale Earth Day protests on April 22, 1970 – often credited with spurring significant environmental protection legislation – Native Americans stewarded the environment.