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04-06-2012 20:40 http UVIC - The waters between Vancouver Island and the mainland are a marine scientist's paradise. From micro-organisms, to octopus, to killer whales - some of the world's most fascinating creatures live in the waters between Vancouver Island and the mainland. And the University of Victoria's "VENUS Project" is leading the way in marine research with help from BC Ferries. VENUS mounted equipment on the Queen of Alberni, a ferry that runs from Duke Point to Tsawwassen. A hole was cut in the hull, and meteorological equipment was mounted on the deck. Dr. Richard Dewey says data collected from close to the surface will help scientists understand how the eco system works. Follow Louise Hartland on Twitter:

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