Which endangered species was specifically chosen as the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) logo mascot in 1961, and why was this particular animal selected?

How well do you know the organizations protecting our planet's endangered species? Conservation brands play a crucial role in wildlife protection, using distinctive logos and mascots to build recognition and support for their missions. These visual identities often become powerful symbols in the fight to protect endangered species and their habitats. Test your knowledge about one of the world's most recognizable wildlife conservation brands and its iconic mascot!

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Giant panda - Selected because it was endangered, had worldwide appeal, and its distinctive black and white appearance created a cost-effective logo for print materials
Tiger - Chosen because it represented strength and power, making it an intimidating symbol against poachers and habitat destruction
Polar bear - Selected as it represented the threat of climate change, the organization's primary focus area when founded
Mountain gorilla - Chosen because Dian Fossey's work with gorillas was gaining international attention and the WWF wanted to capitalize on public interest