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Call of the wild
Vegetarian Times, April, 2008 by Amy Spitalnick
A ringing cell phone that sounds the cry of the Mexican gray wolf or the warble of the beluga whale is almost guaranteed to start a conversation on the plight of these and other threatened species. That's the idea behind the Center for Biological Diversity's offering endangered species ring tones, downloadable for free at rareearthtones.org.
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The voices of these creatures also stirs in us--even cramped in an office cubicle--a primal delight in the natural world.
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