To follow the bunny is to pursue a trail, story, or lead with curiosity and persistence, often chasing something elusive that leaves a visible but fragile path. The image comes from literal rabbit tracking, from children’s tales like Alice’s descent, and from informal group games where one person leads and others follow without knowing the destination. This evergreen explainer defines the idiom, traces its cultural and practical roots, outlines real contexts where the phrase is used, and clarifies what following the bunny actually looks like in everyday and narrative settings.
