The children's rhyme "Little Bunny Foo Foo" depicts a bunny rabbit pestering a group of field mice by picking them up and bopping them on the head. The rabbit is chastised and threatened by the "Good Fairy," who punishes the rebellious rabbit by turning it into a "goon" or "goonie." The fairy then transforms each of the mice into various objects such as a spoon, a knife, a fork, and a candle. Bunnies are timid animals that usually avoid humans. However, if fed regularly and given attention, they can become quite friendly. Sometimes when rabbits do not want to be picked up they will hide under objects or in holes in the ground where they are protected from predators and rain. In culture, bunnies have been used to represent luck, innocence, beauty, youth, fertility, warmth, joy, and peace. They are commonly used as gifts or decorative items and appear in many games and puzzles. Bunny fur is very popular among fashion designers because of its versatility. Rabbit fur can be used to make coats, hats, gloves, and accessories. Bunnies were originally domesticated from the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus). They are now kept as pets all over the world. In fact, there are even dwarf varieties available for sale.