Which animal mascot was NOT created specifically for a wildlife conservation organization but was later adopted as their official brand ambassador?

In the competitive world of animal and wildlife conservation organizations, mascots and brand ambassadors play a crucial role in creating recognition and emotional connection with supporters. These iconic animal figures help organizations stand out in fundraising campaigns, raise awareness for endangered species, and create lasting impressions that drive donations and engagement. Test your knowledge of these famous wildlife conservation brand representatives!

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WWF's Giant Panda logo (designed by Sir Peter Scott in 1961)
National Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick Raccoon (created in 1959)
The Wildlife Conservation Society's Zack the Zebra (introduced in 2003)
Conservation International's Carly the Chimpanzee (launched in 1998)