Which endangered species was the inspiration for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) panda logo when it was created in 1961?

Test your knowledge about the history behind one of the world's most recognized wildlife conservation logos! Conservation organizations have played a crucial role in protecting endangered species and their habitats. Their branding has become synonymous with global efforts to preserve biodiversity. This question explores the fascinating origin story behind an iconic wildlife conservation symbol.

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Chi-Chi, a giant panda at the London Zoo that gained international fame as one of the first pandas in Western captivity
Su-Lin, the first live giant panda brought to the United States by explorer Ruth Harkness in 1936
Pan-Pan, a giant panda rescued from poachers in China that became a symbol for endangered species protection
Ming-Ming, a panda gifted to the San Diego Zoo that sparked international conservation cooperation