Which of these is the correct description of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) logo?

Conservation organizations rely on strong brand recognition to further their mission of protecting animals and wildlife. Their logos often incorporate symbolic elements that represent their focus and values. Test your knowledge of these important conservation brands that work tirelessly to protect endangered species and preserve natural habitats around the world. Can you identify which logo description belongs to a real wildlife conservation organization?

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A stylized black and white panda bear, designed in 1961 by Sir Peter Scott, inspired by Chi-Chi, a giant panda at the London Zoo
A roaring lion head in gold and brown tones, surrounded by a circular border of leaves representing global ecosystems
A blue whale tail breaking the surface of stylized ocean waves, with a green earth visible in the background
A green tree with animal silhouettes (elephant, tiger, gorilla, and rhino) hidden within the branches and roots