Which company's endangered species mascot resulted in the most significant documented population recovery for that species through their associated conservation initiatives?

Throughout marketing history, several companies have leveraged the power of endangered species as brand mascots - but which ones actually made a measurable impact on conservation? Some companies merely used these animals for brand recognition, while others created substantial conservation programs that genuinely helped species recover. Test your knowledge about which corporate mascot campaign has made the most significant real-world impact on its endangered species population.

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WWF's Giant Panda mascot, which has helped move pandas from 'Endangered' to 'Vulnerable' status with populations increasing over 17% in a decade
Jaguar Cars' 'Leaping Cat' mascot, which funded reintroduction programs that doubled wild jaguar populations in South America
Firefox's red panda logo, which funded sanctuary development that increased wild populations by 30% since 2005
Lacoste's crocodile mascot, whose limited edition endangered species campaign restored American alligator populations to sustainable levels