Which brand mascot has contributed the most to its real-world counterpart's conservation, helping to move its species from 'endangered' to 'vulnerable' status?

Brand mascots have become powerful ambassadors for wildlife conservation efforts worldwide. These recognizable characters help create emotional connections between consumers and endangered species, ultimately driving awareness and funding for critical conservation initiatives. Test your knowledge about which animal mascot has made the biggest measurable impact on its species' conservation status through its associated brand's efforts.

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WWF's Giant Panda logo (established 1961)
Frito-Lay's Chester Cheetah (established 1986)
Kellogg's Tony the Tiger (established 1952)
Firefox's Red Panda browser logo (established 2002)