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Charles Darwin sailed off on the Beagle voyage
Charles Darwin climbed aboard the Beagle voyage for a 5 year journey. -
Darwin studies the Cape Verde Islands
Darwin's first observations shock him, and he considers writing a book on geology. -
The Beagle crossed the equator
The Beagle crossed over the equator, and Charles Darwin was shaved. -
Darwin explores Brazil
Charles Darwin studied the Brazilian rainforest. He was amazed at the vegetation and its variety. -
Darwin explores Argentina
Charles Darwin is engrossed in the giant fossils that he sees. -
Darwin continues to explore Argentina
Captain FitzRoy tries to start a Christian mission, which does not succeed. -
Darwin studies the Falkland Islands
Though Charles Darwin was not excited about the Falkland Islands, he became very amused when he found fossils in some rocks. -
Charles Darwin continues to explore Argentina
Charles Darwin studies the fertile lowlands of Argentina. -
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Charles Darwin studies Chile
Charles Darwin witnesses Mount Osomo erupt. He also experiences earthquakes. -
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Charles Darwin explored the Galapagos Islands
Charles Darwin is amazed when he finds many different plants, birds, and tortoises in the Galapagos Islands. -
Darwin explores Australia
Charles Darwin is confused as to why there are very different mammals in Australia than in England. -
Darwin studies the Cocos Islands (Keeling Islands)
Charles Darwin examinates coral reefs while visiting the Cocos Islands. -
Darwin explores Mauritius
Charles Darwin studies the mimosas while walking along the sea coast. -
Darwin studies Cape Town in South Africa
Charles Darwin is fascinated by the many bullock wagons in Cape Town. He is also intrigued by the Table Mountain, a horizontal mountian that is 3,500 feet high. -
Darwin explores South America
Charles Darwin finds many incredible creatures when studying South America, but he is displeased when the Beagle makes a detour. -
Charles Darwin returns to his home in England
After a long ride on the 90 foot long Beagle that carried 74 people, Charles Darwin finally arrived home in England.