Despite my name, no rabbits make their home on my snowy banks, but human beginners strapping on their first pair of skis rely on my gentle slope to learn how to glide. What two-word hill am I?
The bunny slope (or bunny hill)
This riddle addresses the winter sports idiom 'bunny slope.' Although it borrows the bunny's name to convey harmlessness and small size, it refers to a shallow ski run designed for novices rather than an animal habitat.
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