Which animal did the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) choose for its iconic logo in 1961, replacing its original panda design?

The logos and branding of wildlife conservation organizations often tell a story about their mission and values. These symbols have evolved over time, sometimes dramatically changing to reflect shifting priorities in conservation efforts. Test your knowledge about one of the most recognizable wildlife conservation brands and its transformation throughout the decades.

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The WWF never replaced its panda logo - the black and white panda has been its symbol since the organization's founding
A polar bear, to highlight the growing focus on Arctic conservation
A tiger, representing the organization's shift toward endangered big cat protection
A sea turtle, symbolizing the expansion into marine conservation efforts