A cartoon-style rabbit standing upright in full body view.
A cartoon-style rabbit standing upright in full body view. A digital illustration of a standing rabbit, depicted in a cartoon style, suitable for clip art and vector design. A digital illustration of a rabbit standing in a upright position, suitable for various design projects. A cartoon rabbit standing upright on its hind legs, depicted in vector format.
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Standing Rabbit SVG: Perfect for Easter Decorations and Crafts

Add a touch of spring to your designs with this beautiful standing rabbit SVG, perfect for Easter projects and beyond.

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