Which of these brand mascots was specifically designed to represent a country's cultural heritage and has become an unofficial cultural ambassador?

Brand mascots often reflect cultural traditions and heritage, becoming iconic symbols that transcend mere advertising. They can embody cultural values, folklore, and national identity while serving as powerful marketing tools. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous mascot that has deep connections to its country's cultural traditions and has become internationally recognized as a symbol of its homeland.

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Juan Valdez, the Colombian coffee farmer created for the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia in 1958
The Pillsbury Doughboy, created in 1965 for Pillsbury's refrigerated dough products
The GEICO Gecko, introduced in 1999 as a spokesperson for the insurance company
Tony the Tiger, Kellogg's Frosted Flakes mascot who debuted in 1952