Which mythological creature is featured in the Starbucks logo, and what was the original inspiration for including this figure in their corporate identity?

Starbucks' iconic logo features a mythological creature with a fascinating history. The company's brand identity draws from ancient folklore and has evolved over time while maintaining its mythological roots. Test your knowledge about this famous corporate logo that connects modern retail with ancient tales from the sea. How well do you know the story behind one of the world's most recognized brand symbols?

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A two-tailed mermaid (siren) from Norse mythology, chosen because coffee was historically transported by Scandinavian sea merchants
A two-tailed mermaid (siren) from a 16th-century woodcut, inspired by ancient Greek myths about sirens who lured sailors with their enchanting call
A sea goddess from Polynesian mythology, selected to honor the origins of coffee in island cultures across the Pacific
A water nymph from Roman mythology, chosen because the original store was located near the Puget Sound waterfront in Seattle