The "mystery hut" rock on the moon now has a more fitting name: "jade rabbit.".

The "mystery hut," or "house," spotted by China's Yutu-2 rover on the far side of the moon turns out to be -- drumroll, please -- a rock.

It's just a small rock on a crater rim that they're now calling "jade rabbit" for its appearance.

"Jade rabbit" looks kind of like a bunny crouching with carrots to the right and pellets to the left.

The rock's huddled shape has now earned it the nickname "jade rabbit" because it looks a bit like a bunny crouching down with a couple of carrots in front of it.

The Yutu-2 rover's name translates to Jade Rabbit, so it's like the rover found its own mascot on the moon.

We'll see if it still looks like a bunny on closer scrutiny