Which government-created mascot was first introduced in 1944 and has since become one of the longest-running public service advertising campaigns in U.S. history?

Throughout history, government agencies have created memorable mascots to promote public policies, safety initiatives, and awareness campaigns. These characters often become cultural icons in their own right, with some lasting for decades and evolving alongside the programs they represent. Test your knowledge about these government-created brand mascots that have shaped public consciousness and policy messaging across different eras.

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Smokey Bear (U.S. Forest Service)
McGruff the Crime Dog (National Crime Prevention Council)
Vince and Larry, the Crash Test Dummies (Department of Transportation)
Woodsy Owl (U.S. Forest Service)