Which of the following statements about the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) panda logo is TRUE?

Conservation organizations use powerful branding to drive awareness and support for endangered species. Their logos often become iconic symbols in the global fight to protect wildlife. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognized wildlife conservation brands in the world and its remarkable journey from simple logo to global phenomenon.

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The black and white panda logo was chosen because it was the least expensive color combination to print in the 1960s when the organization was founded
The original WWF panda logo was designed by Sir Peter Scott in 1961 based on Chi-Chi, a giant panda living at the London Zoo at that time
WWF changes its panda logo to represent different endangered species every decade, with the panda being the current decade's symbol
The WWF panda logo was originally green and brown, but was changed to black and white in the 1980s to improve brand recognition