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Endangered Species Ringtones Reach 100,000 Downloads in 150 Countries
TUCSON, Ariz.— The Center for Biological Diversity is celebrating the 100,000th free download from its endangered species ringtone site, www.rareearthtones.org. In keeping with its rising popularity, the site has received a complete makeover. The Center’s rareearthtones.org website allows users to listen to wildlife ringtones, send them directly to their phones with a simple click as well as download photos, cell phone wallpapers and facts for each of the featured wildlife species. The ringtones continue to be free and cutting-edge while the site’s new look and straight forward navigation make it easier to download the roars, trills, and squawks of some of the world’s most endangered species. Users can also take action to save imperiled species worldwide.
TUCSON, Ariz.— The Center for Biological Diversity is celebrating the 100,000th free download from its endangered species ringtone site, www.rareearthtones.org. In keeping with its rising popularity, the site has received a complete makeover. The Center’s rareearthtones.org website allows users to listen to wildlife ringtones, send them directly to their phones with a simple click as well as download photos, cell phone wallpapers and facts for each of the featured wildlife species. The ringtones continue to be free and cutting-edge while the site’s new look and straight forward navigation make it easier to download the roars, trills, and squawks of some of the world’s most endangered species. Users can also take action to save imperiled species worldwide.
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