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Starting at Plymouth, England, Charles Darwin goes on his HMS Beagle Voyage.
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At Cape Verde Islands, Darwin makes his first observations.
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Darwin had a disagreeable shave while blindfolded there was buckets of water surrounded. He was then on a plank that was easily tilted up into a large bath of water
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Darwin explores the rainforests and studies the vegetation, grasses, plants, and flowers.
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Darwin studied giant fossils of animals.
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Captain Robert FitzRoy sends back 3 native people he brought to England from a previous voyage
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Darwin cracks open some not developed rocks and finds fossils.
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Darwin explores fertile lowland areas that are known as Pampas with the local people or gauchos
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Darwin explores the Mount Orsorno erupt on the island of Chiloe and experiences the earthquake in the woods near Valdivia.
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Darwin finds many species of plants, birds, and tortoises that are unique to the Galapagos Islands.
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Darwin's first feeling on arrival was to congratulate himself for being born an Englishmen. Darwin wonders why there is a completely different set of mammals in Australia.
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Darwin studied the coral reefs growing around the islands to test his theory of atoll formations.
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Darwin took a quiet walk along the sea coast to the north of town.
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There was a great number of bullock wagons and a well-known Table Mountains.
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Darwin discovered in the jungles of South America many homesick and seasick creatures.
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Darwin reached home late feeling confused with a delight.