Which of the following correctly describes the origin of the World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) iconic panda logo, created in 1961?

Test your knowledge about one of the world's most recognizable conservation logos! Environmental branding has played a crucial role in raising awareness about protecting our natural world. Behind these symbols are fascinating stories of creation, purpose, and global impact. This poll challenges you to identify the true origin story of a famous nature conservation emblem that has influenced how we perceive wildlife protection efforts worldwide.

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It was inspired by Chi-Chi, a giant panda that arrived at the London Zoo in 1958, chosen because the black and white design would be economical to print
It was designed after a global contest where participants submitted wildlife drawings, with the panda selected as it represented an endangered Asian species
It was created to represent all endangered species, with the panda specifically chosen because its name formed an acronym for 'Protection And Natural Defense Association'
It was designed by conservationist Jane Goodall, who initially proposed a chimpanzee but switched to a panda to better represent global rather than African conservation