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At 22 years of age Darwin starts his adventure on the HMS Beagle voyage
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Darwin was exhilarated by his first observation and when he decided to write a book on it.
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Darwin had crossed the equator and had undergone disagreeable operation on the voyage.
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Darwin explores the Brazilian rain forest for the first time finding new things to study and write about in his book.
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Darwin was intrigued by the humongous fossils he saw.
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FritzRoy repatriates three native people he brought to England. FritzRoy attempted to start a Christian mission
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Darwin finds the barren, windswept Falkland Islands desolate and wretched. Then he finds some 'primitive looking rocks' and finds fossils.
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Darwin explores the fertile lowland areas, such as Pampas.
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Darwin watches Mount Osomo erupt on the island and expierences the earthquake in the woods near Valdivia
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Darwin finds many species of plants, birds, and tortoises that are very unique, but they seem mysteriously related to mainland species.
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Darwin's first feeling had been to 'congratulate himself that he was born an Englishman. it was a fine town.' Darwin wondered why there is completely different set of mammals in Australia,
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Darwin studies coral reefs growing around the island to test his theory of formation.
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Darwin took a walk and saw the sea cost to the north of the town, the plain there is uncultivated, consisting of fields of black lava.
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in Cape Town the first thing to catch an eye is the bullock wagons and the Table Mountain; this great mass of horizontally stratified sandstone rises.
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Darwin discovers many incredible creatures. Darwin is dismayed when the Beagle makes an unscheduled detour to add additional longitude measurements.
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The date Darwin made it home. The Beagle only carried 74 people and 22 clocks in very close quarters.