Whether you’re a student researching a school project, a teacher planning a lesson, a wildlife photographer looking for source material, or simply a fan of big cats with a question we haven’t answered yet, the Big Cat Facts team would love to hear from you. We read every message that comes through and personally respond to genuine enquiries — automated forwards and bulk outreach get filtered out, so please write naturally and tell us what you actually need.
Common reasons readers contact us include: requesting permission to cite our articles in academic work, suggesting topics or species we should cover next, flagging a factual correction, asking about partnership or guest-writing opportunities, and pointing us toward conservation initiatives worth featuring. All of these are welcome. The form below is the fastest way to reach us.
Send a message and one of our team will respond within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to receive a reply?
We aim to respond to every enquiry within 24 hours on weekdays. Messages sent over weekends or public holidays are typically answered the following Monday. If your enquiry is time-sensitive (a publication deadline, a press request, a conservation campaign launch), please mention it in the subject line so we can prioritise.
Can I use Big Cat Facts content in my school project or article?
Yes — short quotes with a clear citation back to bigcatfacts.net are welcome and encouraged. For longer passages, full reproductions, or any commercial use, please send us a quick message describing your project and we’ll arrange permissions.
Do you accept guest posts or contributions?
We do, but selectively. We prioritise contributions from researchers, conservation practitioners, and wildlife photographers with first-hand field experience. Pitch your topic in a sentence or two and include a link to your existing work or organisation.
I spotted a factual error — how should I report it?
Please send the URL of the page, the specific sentence you believe is incorrect, and a link to the source supporting the correct information. We treat corrections as a priority and update articles within a few business days of verifying the issue.