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The worst mascots of all time The insane Crazy Craving was the nonsensical mascot for Honeycomb in the 1990s. One of the best parts about eating breakfast as a kid was staring at the cereal box ...

Cereal makers aren’t throwing mascots on their boxes for fun. It’s to create a psychological connection between a shopper and that box of dehydrated fruits and wheat flakes.

On average, kids' cereal boxes are placed at a shelf height of 23 inches (58 centimeters), while adult cereals tend to sit 48 inches (122 cm) up, according to the study.

Ever notice how the mascots on cereal boxes have the same creepy stare? Well, science says there's a reason for it — and might explain why the cereal aisle has become such a kids trap.

Kids' cereal boxes also feature mascots whose eyes are pointed downward at an average angle of 9.6 degrees, the study researchers found.

And each box features mascot-themed activities and jokes, similar to what one might have seen on a breakfast table in the 1980s and ’90s. [Photo: Bark] For a line of treats meant to be eaten by ...

Those cereal boxes are available on store shelves nationwide now. As for the actual Crocs shoes themselves, Tony the Tiger and Toucan Sam are getting their own special shoes, each inspired by ...