Darwin's Observation

By Damurai
  • Joined Captain Fitzroy on the HMS Beagle

    Charles Joins the Beagle
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    Joined Captain Fitzroy on the HMS Beagle

  • Cape Verde Islands

    Darwin is exhilarated by his first observations
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    Cape Verde Islands

  • Crossing The Equator

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    Crossing The Equator

  • Punta Alta, Argentina

    Darwin is intrigued by the fossil he sees.
  • Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina

    Captain Robert FitzRoy repatriates three native people voyage
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    Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina

  • Fakland Islands

    Darwin finds the barren, windswept Fakland Islands 'dsolate and wretched'.
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    Fakland Islands

  • Rio Negro, Argentina

    Darwin explores the fertile lowland areas, known as Pampas, with the local people or 'Gauchos'.
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    Rio Negro, Argentina

  • Chiloe Island, Chile

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    Chiloe Island, Chile

    Darwin sees Mount Osomo erupt while on the island of Chile and experiences the earthquake in the woods near Valdivia.
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    Galapagos Islands

    Darwin finds many species of plants, birds and tortoises unique to the Galapagos Islands.
  • Sydney, Australia

    On arrival in Sydney Cove, Darwin's first feeling was 'to congratulate myself that i was born an Englishman.
  • Cocos Islands

    Darwin studies coral reefs growing around islands to test his theory of atoll formation.
  • Mauritius

    'I took a quiet walk along the sea coast to the north of the town; the plain is there quite uncultivated, consisting of a field of black lava smoothed over with coarse grass and bushes, the greater part of which are mimosas,' observers Darwin.
  • Cape Town, South Africa

    'the first object in Cape Town which strikes the eye of a stranger, is the number of bullocks wagon.
  • Bahia and Pernambuco, South America

    In the jungles of South America, Darwin discovers many incredible creatures.
  • Falmouth, England

    The beagle ship was only 27m (90 feet) long and carried 74 people, and 22 clocks, in very close quarters!