Which wildlife conservation retail giant had to modify their famous panda logo in 2011 when zoologists pointed out it wasn't anatomically accurate?

Many retail and consumer brands use wildlife mascots to represent their products, but how accurately do these mascots reflect the actual animals they portray? This trivia question explores a fascinating case where a major conservation retailer had to make an interesting adjustment to their iconic mascot due to scientific accuracy.

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
National Geographic Store
Wildlife Conservation Society Shop
The Nature Conservancy Store