An Easter bunny relies on me to listen for rustling leaves, but back in the twentieth century, television viewers adjusted me atop their sets to clear up static. What am I?
Rabbit ears
'Rabbit ears' are both the auditory organs of a bunny and the nickname for indoor dipole television antennas.
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