Which wildlife brand mascot has directly contributed to the most significant documented increase in its species' population through the company's conservation efforts?

While many brands use wildlife as mascots, some have become iconic representatives of conservation efforts or have interesting origin stories that many people don't know about. This poll tests your knowledge about famous wildlife brand mascots and their connection to actual conservation initiatives. Can you identify which wildlife mascot has made the biggest documented impact on its species' conservation?

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WWF's Giant Panda logo, which helped increase wild panda populations by over 17% since its adoption
Tony the Tiger (Kellogg's Frosted Flakes), whose image on boxes funded Bengal tiger sanctuaries increasing populations by 12%
The Lacoste Crocodile, whose limited edition endangered species campaign restored 22% of Siamese crocodile populations
Firefox's red panda, which contributed to a 15% recovery of the endangered species through Mozilla's conservation partnerships