Which of these animal mascots was NOT originally designed for the organization it now represents, but was instead adopted after appearing in a different campaign?

Conservation organizations often use animal mascots to create memorable brand identities. These carefully selected creatures become the face of wildlife protection efforts, helping to raise awareness and inspire public support. Test your knowledge about the fascinating origins of some of the world's most recognizable wildlife conservation brand mascots!

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The World Wildlife Fund's panda, which was first created as a diplomatic gift illustration from China before being adapted as the WWF logo in 1961
The National Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick raccoon, designed specifically as an educational character for children's magazines
The Defenders of Wildlife's wolf silhouette logo, created during the organization's founding to represent their mission
The Wildlife Conservation Society's snow leopard mascot, developed through an internal design competition