Which of these facts about the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) logo is true?

Test your knowledge of wildlife conservation organizations and their brand identities! Many conservation groups have distinctive logos and visual identities that help them stand out in their mission to protect animals and their habitats. This trivia question focuses on one of the world's most recognized wildlife conservation organizations and its iconic logo evolution. See if you can identify the correct fact about this famous conservation brand!

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The original panda logo was inspired by Chi-Chi, a giant panda that arrived at the London Zoo in 1961, the same year WWF was founded
The WWF logo was originally a tiger, but was changed to a panda in the 1980s to represent endangered Asian wildlife more broadly
The black and white panda design was chosen specifically because it was the cheapest logo to print in marketing materials
The WWF panda logo has remained completely unchanged since its creation, making it one of the oldest unmodified conservation logos