Jeremy Rehm

Jeremy Rehm

Live Science Contributor

Jeremy Rehm is a biologist who swapped microscopes and cadavers for a pen and paper as a science journalist. He holds degrees from Brown University and the University of California, Santa Cruz and has written for Nature, Scientific American, Knowable Magazine and National Geographic. Follow him on Twitter @jrehm_sci.

Articles by: Jeremy Rehm

A black and a pink axolotl snuggling up together in their aquarium.

Axolotls: The adorable, giant salamanders of Mexico

By Jeremy Rehm last updated

Reference Starring in mythological origin tales, axolotls are threatened salamanders that may hold the key to regenerating body parts in mammals.

A colorful blue and red betta fish against a black background.

Betta Fish: The Dazzling Siamese Fighting Fish

By Jeremy Rehm published

Reference Article: Facts about betta fish.

The four fundamental forces underlie every interaction in the universe, shown here in this artist's depiction.

The four fundamental forces of nature

By Jeremy Rehm published

All of our experiences stem from just four fundamental forces of nature, and even those might be parts of just one universal force.

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