I believe its a rabbits foot. Yes the rabbits foot for good luck,,,But the rabbit that was killed to get that foot wasnt very lucky and he had 4 of them No, because it will not like the other rabbit because if a rabbits comanion dies it will dislike the new one, or it will like the new one if your lucky.

Sit there all day dreaming of ways to escape, unless lucky enough to be let out into the garden. Rabbits and hares are considered in many cultures to be lucky animals.

Superstitions about rabbits include that if a rabbit crosses your path, it is good luck. But seeing a white rabbit is considered death omen.

No, nothing will make you lucky. In fact there is no such thing as luck good or bad. You control your life and sometimes you are just in the wrong place at the wrong time or the right place at the right time.

Luck has nothing to do with it. The expression is a common, British rooted superstition which states that a person should say or repeat the word 'rabbit,' 'rabbits,' 'white rabbits,' or some combination of those, out loud upon the first waking moment on the first day of the month.

Keeping with the saying will ensure the month will be lucky. Some collective nouns for rabbits are:a "bury" of rabbitsa "colony" of rabbitsa "down" of rabbitsa "drove" of rabbitsa "husk" of rabbitsa "leash" of rabbitsa "trace" or rabbitsa "trip" of rabbitsa "warren" of rabbitsa "nest" of rabbitsa "bevy" of rabbits.

Hunters believed that the rabbit's foot would bestow the surefootedness of the rabbit to themselves. The superstition kind of just spread from there.

It should be noted that the rabit gained no luck from having four rabbits feet In general magic like a rabbits foot which creates a like condition is called sympathetic magic.

That's normal, that's what mothers do. You are lucky you don't have a pet Tiger, they can really get mean. The collective nouns are:a warren of rabbitsa nest of rabbitsa colony of rabbitsa bevy of rabbitsa trace of rabbits.

Well it kinda is true and false because rabbits are being killed for their lucky rabbits foot. And that their are barely insects and people sometimes say there are no insects at all.

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Care of Rabbits. Asked by Wiki User. Top Answer. A rabbit's foot is often carried for good luck. He explains that in the early 20th century, U.

But it is true that other superstitions about body parts can be found among early European and African Americans, as well as in Europe and Africa.

The Hand of Glory was considered a European good luck charm. According to the early 20th-century folklorist Newbell Niles Puckett, Grover Cleveland was said to have received the foot of a rabbit killed on the grave of Jesse James when Cleveland was running for president in After that, references to the superstition only popped up occasionally.

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