On this page, a small contribution to the work of ElephantVoices can be exchanged for music and voices of elephants. Fill your home, office or car with elephant sounds!

Furthermore, you may purchase any image that you find on the website, whether in the ElephantVoices Photo Database, the ElephantVoices Gestures Database, the calls databases or on the site itself. Our digital photos come in different resolutions (mostly 300 ppi), resulting in 1 - 6 Mb files, hence the quality will vary.

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Voices of elephants, ElephantVoices Beats First Go (.mp3)

For an ElephantVoices fundraiser in California in November 2008 Gerry Bassermann composed a piece of music incorporating a variety of elephant calls from our collection. We have used part of the piece as soundtrack on a "music video" from a visit to PAWS in San Andreas in October 2009.

For US$ 10 donated through Network for Good you can feel free to download  the zipped file ElephantVoices Beats First Go (3.37 MB). You can listen to it (streamed) through the player below before you decide - hopefully you have earphones or are connected to a sound system! Support our work - download - surprise and please your next guests! (Strictly for non-commercial use).

Voices of elephants for your own pleasure

We have put together a small package of elephant vocalizations (6) in mp3 format that we hope you will enjoy listening to. For a US$ 10 contribution towards our work you  are very welcome to download the zipped file -  ElephantVoices Sound Collection 1 (28.21 kB). (Strictly for non-commercial use).

Perhaps you would prefer an elephant's voice on your computer instead of the boring standard sounds; An elephant greeting makes a great start to a computer session. Maybe you want to hear a trumpet when a new e-mail arrives in your mailbox! A cry from a baby elephant could alert you when you have typed something wrong... Or what about a play trumpet from a rambunctious juvenile when you shut down a program...?