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Bing's description of its homepage bunny: Baby rabbit, Ōkunoshima Island, Hiroshima, Japan Welcome to Rabbit Island. No, it’s not where the Easter Bunny lives, it’s a Japanese island that is officially named Ōkunoshima. But the huge population of feral European rabbits living on Ōkunoshima prompted the nickname. No one is quite sure how the bunnies ended up here, but they’ve certainly thrived. They’re not a native species, and have no predators on the island. Calling them “feral” is merely a courtesy. These fluffballs won’t attack—instead, they’re looking for a free meal from the many visitors who come to the island to see hundreds of rabbits walking around without a care in the world. This sounds like the ideal place for an egg hunt. Map it · Bing Homepage Gallery