Which wildlife conservation brand mascot broke marketing tradition by depicting an endangered species in a non-cute, realistic way that highlighted its vulnerability?

Conservation organizations and wildlife products often use animal mascots to represent their brands. These iconic figures help create recognition and emotional connections with audiences. This trivia tests your knowledge of lesser-known but significant wildlife brand mascots that have shaped marketing in the animal and conservation sector. Can you identify which famous wildlife mascot broke traditional marketing approaches?

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WWF's Giant Panda (introduced in 1961)
National Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick Raccoon (introduced in 1968)
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance's Rex the Lion (introduced in 1973)
The Nature Conservancy's Terry the Turtle (introduced in 1984)