Jamie Bichelman
WriterLocation: U.S.Education: Master's in clinical psychology from NYU; master's degrees in psychology and journalism from Harvard University.Jamie Evan Bichelman is an avid runner, writer, and lover of all things cats, 'Harry Potter,' and 'The Beatles.' Jamie is an award-winning journalist and an accomplished media relations professional in the animal welfare movement. His research interests include animal behavior, health across the lifespan, and the link between nutrition and mental health.
More From Jamie Bichelman
You Can Now Use Your Own Cup at Starbucks for Mobile, Drive-Thru, and In-Cafe Orders
Across the U.S. and Canada, fans are rejoicing as Starbucks announced it will allow clean personal cups for all orders, along with a discount.
The Viral "Dangle Test" Is Helping Shelter Animals Get Adopted — but Is It Ethical?
Animal rescuer Cameron Shoppach has helped his furry friends get adopted thanks to the now-viral "dangle test" that showcases their temperament.
Netflix's ‘You Are What You Eat’ Put Identical Twins on Opposing Diets, and Veganism Came Out on Top
From the "Cheese Twins" to other dynamic personalities, Netflix's documentary series 'You Are What You Eat' highlights the multitude of benefits of a vegan diet.
Does Greta Thunberg Own a Private Jet? We Investigate the Internet Rumors
A far-right media website published a video of Greta Thunberg mockingly saying she owns private jets. Since then, conspiracy theorists have run amok.
Robots Attack! Tesla Engineer Injured After Robot Reportedly Pinned Him to Wall With Its Claws
Records show a 2021 incident at Elon Musk's Tesla factory left an engineer bloodied by a robot. Here's what to know about the situation.
Is Elon Musk Jewish? The CEO Has Been Accused of Antisemitism on X
Elon Musk is a headline-making mainstay. He has seemingly supported antisemitic rhetoric in the past, but some wonder if the businessman is Jewish.
"Never Turn Your Back on the Waves:" Tourists Swallowed by Sneaker Waves in Iceland Beach
In a viral video, tourists at Iceland's Black Sand Beach attempted to snap photos before a phenomenon known as 'sneaker waves' overcome them.
What Does a Turtle Look Like Without a Shell? Hopefully, You Will Never Find Out
As it turns out, 'Looney Tunes' and other animated depictions of turtles without shells got it wrong. A turtle without their shell is a gruesome sight.
Azerbaijan to Host COP29 in 2024, Despite Global Tensions and the Country's Major Oil Reserves
There were a few potential options for the location of COP29, being held in November 2024, and Azerbaijan seems to have won out.
Why Central Florida Residents Are Hearing Sonic Booms — and Will Keep Hearing More
Residents of Central Florida's "Space Coast" have been waking up at odd hours to house-shaking booms. SpaceX and Space Force say more are on the way.
Six-Planet Solar System Discovered, Estimated to Be Billions of Years Old
Scientists have identified a solar system within the Milky Way 100 light-years away that features six planets moving in perfect synchrony.
Family Forced to Demolish New House After Nearby River Migrated Onto "Dream Property"
Shauna Pelley has documented the devastating destruction of her dream home caused by a flood from the Puyallup River. Here's what we know so far.
Captive Since the '50s, Manatees Romeo and Juliet Have Finally Been Transferred Out
Three manatees have lived in captivity for decades. Allegations of inadequate shelter and mistreatment have prompted their transfer to another zoo.
Black Women are Joining Lawsuits En Masse as Research Reveals Hair Relaxer Causes Cancer
After multiple damning research studies indicated that hair relaxers, used mostly by Black women, may cause uterine cancer, nearly 8,000 lawsuits ensued.
"This One Is So Cute" — Dumpster Diver's Victoria's Secret Haul Earns Envy of Followers
GlamourDDive has 2 million followers across social media platforms. Here's a look at her "surprise score" dumpster diving at Victoria's Secret.
Having a Dog Can Reduce Your Chance of Developing Dementia, Study Finds
Exercise and a healthy social life maintain our well-being as we age. One study shows being a dog parent seems to amplify those protective measures.
The Internet is Horrified by Another Video of Live Crabs Moving Inside Plastic Packaging
Science says crabs feel pain, yet they are cruelly mishandled before a torturous demise. One video in a fish market shows crabs fighting for freedom.
At COP28, Meat Lobbyists Are Going "Full Force," While Guests Struggle to Find Plant-Based Options
Plentiful vegan options were promised at COP28, yet meat and dairy remain prevalent. Lobbyists allegedly plan to position meat as sustainable at the conference.
70,000 Global Leaders, Climate Activists, and Billionaires Come Together at COP28 in Dubai: Who's There
COP28, held in Dubai, is welcoming 70,000 delegates for the 2023 climate conference. Green Matters will keep you updated on notable attendees.
New EPA Proposal Would Require Removal of All Lead Pipes from U.S. Water Systems
With billions in funding, the proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements mandate removal of all lead pipes from U.S. water systems.
Nerds Gummy Clusters Contain "More Toxins Than Ever Needs to Be in Our Body," Says Nutritionist
Crushed insects, cross-contamination, animal gelatin, and cancer-causing ingredients leaves consumers concerned over Nerds and Gummy Clusters.