Which conservation organization deliberately chose NOT to use an endangered species as its primary brand mascot, instead opting for a more abundant animal to represent broader ecosystem conservation?

Brand mascots have become powerful symbols in wildlife conservation, helping organizations create memorable identities while raising awareness for endangered species. These mascots often transcend their marketing origins to become globally recognized symbols for conservation efforts. How well do you know the strategic choices behind these iconic wildlife brand representatives? Test your knowledge about the connection between conservation organizations and their brand ambassadors!

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) with its panda mascot
Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) with its tiger mascot
National Wildlife Federation (NWF) with its raccoon mascot 'Ranger Rick'
Oceana with its sea turtle mascot