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This is when Darwin set off for his journey. He started in Devonport England.
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This was Darwin's first destination. The island was quite desolate, because of a previous volcano blast.
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They saw a lot of dolphins jumping out of the water. They also noted the water looked like it had a lot of phosphourus.
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The island is inhabited by a small civillization of Spainards, but otherwise nothing is noted.
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They found many different fossils, including the fossils of the Megalonyx, the Scelidotherium, and the Megatherium (9 to be exact). They were all Quadrepeds.
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The island was very large in proportion, and had a large amount of seashells.
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There was a tribe of people who followed the ship as it sailed along the coast.
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4 days after arival, the volcano on the island became active. It was quite the spectable, casting a bright reflection on to the water.
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An earthquake happened near the coast, and the tides became messed up. The water rose quickly, not in waves, but just quickly, and then subsided again.
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The earthquake had wrecked the whole entire place. Huge waves destroyed 70 of the towns, and the beach took a lot of wear and tear.
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Darwin explored the Galapagos Islands, examining animals, and plants. He found finches on all of the islands, but they all varied a little. Some had stubby beaks, some had shorter tails, etc. He found lots of crators on the islands too, from volcano eruptions.
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Darwin found vegetation near the bottom of the island, but couldn't see much because off clouds. As soon as they got near, they were surrounded by canoes.
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He found the beaches had a lot of sandstone cliffs, with thin scrubby trees, and lots of villas in the capital of Australia.
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The islands were atolls, with coral formations and lagoons.
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The island rises up abruptly from the ocean. There are large, rugged cliffs, and small houses in a narrow valley.
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A volcanic island, in a hot dry climate. The land is mostly black, except for the Green hill, that has the faintest tinge of color.
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Darwin returns to England after a 5 year journey.