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For the first time ever you may be able to hear what deep-sea fish sound like. Most of us have heard dolphin and whale noises, but not fish that lurk much deeper near the ocean floor, more than 2,200 feet below the surface. Scientists at the University Massachusetts at Amherst used a deep-water hydrophone to record a full day of noises from the sea floor, and they may not sound like what you would expect. In the recordings, the fish sound more like ducks, birds, and maybe even pigs with a series of quacking, chirping, and grunting. Marine ecologists hypothesized more than 50 years ago that even though the creatures live in total darkness, they're not living in total silence because they have to communicate for survival and reproduction. The scientists teamed up with commercial fishermen and spent 24 hours recording the sounds of the sea floor of Welkers Canyon, just south of New England's Georges Bank. What

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Still looking for Super Bowl tickets? You may be in luck, but you're going to have to work for them. Jason Elia told ESPN 97.5 in Houston that he is giving his tickets to the person who gets him the most Twitter followers. Elia, a television writer who lives in Nashville, spent $8,000 on two tickets to Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium. He was going to take his football-loving girlfriend to the big game, but his plan went kaput. On November 7, he found out he had bladder cancer. When he told his girlfriend, she dumped him. In an interview with Trending Now, Elia said his girlfriend "could not handle the stress of having a boyfriend with cancer." To make matters worse, Elia was planning to propose to her on Christmas. Perhaps the cruelest twist of fate is that his ex-girlfriend still wanted the Super Bowl tickets. According to Elia, his ex-girlfriend says the tickets are rightfully hers

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Politicians give speeches all the time. It just comes with the territory. Often, they employ speech writers whose only job is to prepare and write clear messages that are structured with certain themes and positions the person reading the speech wants to articulate. But, what happens when it's found that your speech writer was a famous Hollywood producer and the speech you gave was not written for you, but used in a movie? That's the scenario with Australian Transport Minister Anthony Albanese who is being accused of plagiarism. In the speech, Albanese attacks the leader of a rival party by copying Michael Douglas's character's speech in 1995's The American President. Douglas plays widower Andrew Shepherd, the President of the United States, who falls in love with a lobbyist. After the Liberal party's federal director uploaded a video comparing the two speeches on YouTube. Alabenese responded on Twitter,