Which of the following is true about the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) panda logo?

Test your knowledge about one of the most iconic wildlife conservation organizations and its famous logo transformation. This organization has been working for decades to protect endangered species and their habitats worldwide. Its distinctive logo is recognized globally as a symbol of wildlife preservation efforts. Can you identify the correct fact about this famous wildlife brand's evolution?

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The original 1961 WWF panda logo was designed in full color, but was later simplified to black and white in the 1980s to reduce printing costs.
The WWF panda logo was inspired by Chi-Chi, a giant panda that arrived at the London Zoo in 1961, the same year WWF was founded.
The WWF panda logo has remained completely unchanged since its creation, making it one of the few major conservation brands never to undergo a redesign.
The original WWF logo featured a tiger, but was changed to a panda in 1978 when giant pandas became more recognizable to global audiences.