Free wild ringtones bring out the animal in your phone

In an effort to expand awareness about endangered species, the Center for Biological Diversity has a site called Rare Earthtones that provides downloads and distribution of ringtones formed from the natural calls of various endangered animals, as well as some stunning photography of the same animals for cell phone wallpapers.

With over 200,000 ring tones and wallpapers downloaded, it might be time to hop on the bandwagon here.  Especially since the band is 100% all-natural.  You can hop onto the site here to preview and grab these animal calls to your own calling device, and you can’t beat a price of Free with a stick, that’s for sure.

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I checked out Rare Earthtones today and listened to all the hoots, growls, and squeaks.  I think my favorite was the humpback whale song, but I'm not sure how I would feel about forcing the people around me to listen to, "Wooooooeeeeeeooooooo...ooooo...ooo!" every time my phone rang.  What do you think?

More endangered species news:

• When the Call of the Wild Is Nothing but the Phone in Your Pocket
• March of the penguins: Court urges decision on protection
• Tom Hayden: The Lady Who Doesn't Like Polar Bears