When National Geographic adopted its now-famous yellow border for magazine covers, what was the primary reason behind choosing this distinctive design element?

National Geographic has been bringing the wonders of wildlife and nature into homes for generations. Their distinctive yellow-bordered magazine has become a symbol of exploration and conservation worldwide. But how much do you know about the origins and evolution of this iconic brand that has shaped our understanding of animals and natural habitats? Test your knowledge about one of the most influential wildlife and nature brands in publishing history!

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To symbolize the sun's golden rays illuminating Earth's natural wonders
To create a practical solution for protecting the magazine's edges from wear and tear
To match the yellow feathers of the society's original logo, the golden eagle
To honor the golden discoveries made during the California Gold Rush, which funded early expeditions