Statistics for Famous Fictional Rabbits and Hares

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Voiced originally by Mel Blanc in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series	Bugs Bunny	97%
Bambi and Flower's best friend	Thumper	88%
A rabbit who brings eggs to children in celebration of Christ	Easter Bunny	80%
A frantic rabbit framed for murder	Roger Rabbit	77%
Main character in six books by Beatrix Potter	Peter Rabbit	74%
Alice follows him down the rabbit hole.	White Rabbit	74%
A yellow rabbit who is a good friend of Christopher Robin	Rabbit	64%
Beats a bass drum; just keeps going and going and going and going...	Energizer Bunny	58%
Officer Judy Hopps is an optimistic rabbit from Bunnyburrow in this CGI film.	Zootopia	53%
In North American folklore, a jackrabbit with antelope horns	Jackalope	50%
Bigwig, Hazel, and Fiver escape the destruction of their warren in this book.	Watership Down	50%
Nocturnal creature that eats prized vegetables in Wallace and Gromit's town	Were-Rabbit	48%
Always denied his favorite cereal, because it's for kids	Trix Rabbit	44%
Equally as mad as the mad hatter and also believes it is always tea-time	March Hare	42%
Cunning central figure of Uncle Remus's stories of the Southern U.S.	Br'er Rabbit	35%
Frank is a 7-foot-tall apocalyptic rabbit in this film.	Donnie Darko	32%
The Rabbit of Caerbannog is a razor-toothed killing machine in this comedy.	Monty Python and the Holy Grail	30%
The two main characters of Tiny Toons (name either)	{Buster} and {Babs} Bunny	23%
A vampire rabbit who sucks the juice out of vegetables	Bunnicula	21%
A 6' 3.5''-tall invisible rabbit-like pooka from the film of the same name	Harvey	20%