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Save the Elephant

Time to let your voice be heard and save the elephant

Time has come when we use out ideas to help protect this world of ours. what would the world be without the elephants. this 6  - 7 ton creature that can go and drink up to 160 liters of day. Everything is to like about the elephants and they are going extinct.

Its time we joined hands and went forth can made our voices heard, Hence the upcoming of the save the elephant app. This windows phone 8 application will be able to give live rss from nationalgeographic page on the campaign on saving the elephants.

In addition it will give more information on what the world is saying. The time has come when we must stand as one as save the elephant.

I like elephants who wouldn't want to have one just as a pet.

so coming soon to your windows phone store will be save the elephant application...

for more information

  1. save the elephant
  2. why elephants matter
  3. facebook page
  4. twitter
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