Which animal symbol was widely used as a 'brand mascot' for Roman taverns and inns, appearing on signs to help travelers identify places to drink and rest?

Before modern marketing departments and digital advertising, ancient civilizations had their own version of 'brand mascots' - symbolic figures that represented goods, services, or establishments. These early mascots often appeared on signage, packaging, and even coins, helping illiterate consumers identify trusted merchants and products. From mythological creatures to animal symbols, these ancient brand ambassadors played a crucial role in early commerce and trade. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of product marketing!

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The wolf (lupus)
The eagle (aquila)
The bush (frutex)
The lion (leo)