Beatrix Potter creates the character Peter Rabbit and publishes the first Peter Rabbit book titled 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit'.
The character Peter Rabbit begins to be used on various merchandise including toys, clothing, and household items, expanding the character's presence beyond books.
Various animated adaptations of Peter Rabbit stories are produced, bringing the character to a broader audience through television and film.
A new CGI-animated television series featuring Peter Rabbit debuts, introducing the character to a contemporary audience.
The live-action/CGI hybrid film 'Peter Rabbit' is released, achieving international box office success and renewing interest in the character.
The sequel film 'Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway' is released, continuing the story of Peter Rabbit for modern audiences.
Peter Rabbit is born to Mrs. Rabbit and Mr. Rabbit, growing up alongside his siblings Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail.
Young Peter Rabbit sneaks into Mr. McGregor's garden to eat vegetables despite his mother's warnings.
Peter narrowly escapes capture by Mr. McGregor after eating vegetables in the garden, marking his first close call in the wild.
After his escape, Peter is warned again by his mother to be careful and refrain from entering Mr. McGregor's garden.
Peter visits the beaver brothers for a friendly chat and to learn about the forest and its creatures.
Peter helps look after his siblings when Mrs. Rabbit is away, showing responsibility.
Peter learns from other woodland creatures which plants and berries are safe to eat.
Peter assists his animal friends in collecting and storing food to prepare for winter.
Peter decides to brave Mr. McGregor's garden again, being more cautious than before but still encountering danger.
During his second adventure, Peter escapes but loses his blue jacket and shoes in the process.
After peaceful encounters, Peter and Mr. McGregor come to a mutual understanding, reducing conflict.
Peter begins teaching younger rabbits about the dangers of gardens and the importance of caution.
