Which wildlife mascot has generated the most conservation funding through branded merchandise sales since its introduction?

Brand mascots have been powerful tools for raising awareness about endangered species and conservation efforts. Many wildlife organizations and eco-conscious companies have leveraged animal mascots to create emotional connections with consumers while educating them about environmental issues. This poll tests your knowledge about the impact and history of wildlife brand mascots in conservation marketing campaigns.

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WWF's Giant Panda logo (introduced in 1961)
National Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick raccoon (introduced in 1968)
The Wildlife Conservation Society's Snow Leopard (introduced in 1993)
Smokey Bear from the U.S. Forest Service (introduced in 1944)