IS THERE AN IMAGE OF A RABBIT ON THE MOON?

Colonel Mendozausp, your niece may be referring to far east fables.
A clue to the answer is found within the paintings and fables of artists and storytellers of the Far East. These artists often painted the moon with rabbits racing across its face. The Chinese, in particular, have represented the moon as a rabbit pounding rice. The rabbit's association with the moon is partly explained by two stories. In one Buddha places him there as payment for a favor in which Rabbit voluntarily gave himself as food for one of Buddha's hungry friends. In another, a rabbit, with nothing else to offer a hungry, weary Indra, jumps into a fire, cooking himself for the deity (a timeless example of humankind's self-serving fables). Out of gratitude, Indra placed the rabbit in the moon. Not being a Buddhist, but Christen, I can only assume that this is how the stories came about. To be honest, when I look at the moon I see a shimp. That must be my SEE food diet again... lol

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Thanks, my wife says I am full of $#!^...

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