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Parry Gripp is a singer from the Nerf Herders and has a YouTube channel full of funny songs.

This one is by farrrr our favorite.

It's called Baby Bunny and it's literally just about baby bunnies!

Best part?

The music video is just a montage of super cute bunnies!

Watch out though, the song is kinda waaay catchy!

Check out the video (above) to absorb some super cuteness.

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Choose Chocolate and No Bunny Gets Hurt

Easter Sunday is nearly upon us and that means many of us will be receiving Easter baskets!

BUT, leave those live bunnies, chicks, and ducks alone! PETA has a quick tip for the holiday basket season.

While most of us are busy stuffing plastic eggs and scoping out hiding places, animal shelters are bracing for the onslaught of abandoned rabbits after Easter.

The House Rabbit Society reports that every year, thousands of rabbits as well as chicks and ducks are stuffed into Easter baskets and then turned over to animal shelters after the holiday.

Worse, some domesticated rabbits are simply left outside, where they have no chance of surviving.

Rabbits can live up to 10 years and require specialized care. They can't tolerate extreme heat or cold, and they need specific foods and stimulating environments.

They need as much attention as a dog or cat, but they are delicate and can be nervous, so they aren't ideal for young children.

If, after careful consideration, you have decided to bring a rabbit into your home and care for him or her for the next decade, please adopt from your local animal shelter after Easter—and make the bunny in your basket a charming chocolate version instead.

Tags: bunnies, chicks, ducks, easter, easter baskets, peta, rabbits

Easter is just around the corner and that means bunnies, bunnies, BUNNIES!

But using live bunnies is not the way to go. Check out this tip about businesses using live animals for this holiday season.

PETA QUICK TIP: Bunny Hops, Not Bunny Props This Easter

Like a warm-weather Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny delivers baskets full of treats to children every year. But photographers who use real rabbits as props in Easter photos shouldn't expect anything in their baskets but plastic grass.

Rabbits are easily stressed by unfamiliar surroundings and terrified by loud noises and sudden movements. They often panic when handled, and a frightened rabbit can bite or scratch children. They are also delicate animals whose spines can snap if they kick or if they're dropped or even held improperly. And when Easter is over, these animals are often abandoned at shelters or dumped outside, where they are killed by predators.

Please don't support businesses that use live animals as props. Many national portrait studios have policies against using live animals, such as Sears Portrait Studio and LifeTouch Inc. studios in Target and JCPenney stores. Stuffed animals are a simple, humane alternative, as are Easter bunnies of the costumed variety.

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On the set of the new show, The Playboy Club, when it comes to food, there’s always dairy-free, meatless options.

Jenna Dewan-Tatum, who plays the free-spirited Janie, has been Vegan for about a year. She said:

"I feel like a different person. There's a big difference in my energy level, my skin cleared up, I could not believe the change.”

Leah Renee, who plays a married, closeted lesbian bunny, a vegetarian turned vegan, talks about the sexuality of the show, saying:

“These women were working there because it was their choice. A lot of times people think using sexuality is a bad thing and I don't think it is.”

Naturi Naughton, who plays “chocolate bunny,” another “green” cast memeber talks about being eco-friendly:

"I've always recycled and I'm thinking about getting an eco-friendly car, maybe a Prius. The more I grow I learn we have to take care of our environment, so things like that are starting to become more relevant and important."

Amber Heard, who plays a newly hired bunny (who accidentally kills a mob boss her first night! Yikes!), washes her clothes and dishes by hand, saying:

"I do my part to reduce my footprint as much as possible.”

Sounds like these “bunnies” know how to keep it green and animal friendly.

Way to go, gurls!

[Image via Daniel DemeWENN.]

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