Which major design change did the WWF panda logo undergo in its 2000 update that significantly modernized its brand identity?

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is one of the most recognizable conservation organizations globally, known for its iconic panda logo. But how well do you know the evolution of this famous brand mascot? Test your knowledge about how product design principles shaped one of conservation's most powerful symbols and its impact on wildlife protection marketing over the decades.

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The panda was redesigned with fewer, more geometric black shapes, creating a minimalist silhouette that worked better across digital platforms
The panda was changed from black and white to include green accents, symbolizing the organization's expanded focus on habitat conservation
The panda was redrawn to face left instead of right, reflecting the organization's shift toward forward-thinking conservation approaches
The panda was given a 3D appearance with subtle shading to appear more realistic and emotionally engaging for donation campaigns