Which of the following correctly describes how the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) panda logo has evolved since its original design in 1961?

The natural world has inspired some of the most recognizable logos in business. Conservation organizations, outdoor retailers, and eco-friendly brands often incorporate elements from nature in their brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge of how certain famous nature-inspired logos have evolved over time. Can you identify the correct transformation in one of the world's most recognized conservation logos?

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The original design had a realistic panda with bamboo, which was simplified to the current black and white geometric panda without bamboo
The panda was originally facing left, but was redesigned to face right in the 1980s to symbolize forward progress in conservation
The original design by Sir Peter Scott has remained largely unchanged, with only minor refinements to simplify its lines while maintaining the same silhouette
The original logo featured multiple pandas to represent biodiversity, which was reduced to a single panda in 1986 for stronger brand recognition