What’s more Italian than a 200-foot-long pink bunny rabbit? Since you asked, everything. But that’s okay, because it’s art.
This plush, Pepto Bismol-colored toy named Hase was built on the side of Colletto Fava hill in Italy’s northern Piedmont region, where it will remain, barring fungus overgrowth or arson, until 2025. Hikers who frequent the hill are urged to climb on the rabbit and relax before continuing on their journey, while livestock are urged to not eat Hase, as it is constructed out of straw-stuffed fabric. [Via s-n-t-c]