Which iconic animal featured in the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) logo was NOT part of the organization's original 1961 design but was carefully added during a major rebranding?

Conservation organizations often use animal imagery in their logos to create emotional connections with their audience. These logos are carefully designed to communicate the organization's mission and values while appealing to wildlife enthusiasts and potential donors. This trivia question explores how a major wildlife conservation organization's logo has evolved over time, reflecting changes in design trends, conservation focus, and brand identity strategies.

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The black outline surrounding the panda
The panda itself
The bamboo branch
The organization's initials (WWF)