By the 1930s, animal crackers had become Americana, as much a part of childhood as lollipops and teddy bears. "Animal Crackers," released in 1930, was the name of the second Marx Bros. movie.

Nabisco has even done limited edition redesigns to bring attention to animal-related issues and organizations, like the American Zoo and Aquarium Association and the World Wildlife Fund.

Nabisco's parent company redesigned Barnum's Animals Crackers boxes to show the animals roaming free — and not in cages — after pressure from PETA. Updated Aug. 22, 2018, 7:23 AM PDT ...

According to a report from the Associated Press, PETA sent a letter to Nabisco's parent company Mondelēz International in 2016 criticizing the box art that it said glorified the use of circus ...

Nabisco has been making Barnum's Animals crackers since 1902. It has redesigned its boxes before, but only for limited-time special editions.

Nabisco has been making Barnum’s Animals crackers since 1902. It has redesigned its boxes before, but only for limited-time special editions.

After pressure from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Nabisco has rolled out a redesign of its Barnum's animal crackers box - which takes its name from the famed circus - that ...

Nabisco Is Freeing The Animal Cracker Animals From Their 2D Prisons Dane Rivera Contributing Writer Twitter August 22, 2018 ...

The cookie boxes for Nabisco's Barnum's Animal Crackers got a redesign to remove bars that caged the circus animals. This is due to a push from animal rights organization PETA.

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