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Darwin witnessed the eruption of Mount Osorno at Chiloe, Chile. (January 1835)

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

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Darwin visits John Hershel, to discuss their various ideas of the theory of evolution, since they both had very similar views on it. (May-June 1836)

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Darwin pondered on why there are different sets of mammals in Sydney, Australia, which helps him develop a theory. (January 1836)

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Darwin experienced an earthquake, and noticed that the ocean level grew. (February 1835)

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Darwin discovered a "large wolf-like fox," that was found nowhere else in the world. This species is now extinct. (March of 1833) He also discovers birds, and fossils, that greatly vary to those on the mainland.

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Charles Darwin studied the coral reefs at the Keeling Islands, and formed a theory that the coral reefs were caused by volcanic subsidence. (April of 1836)

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Not the exact place, but Darwin discovered layers in mountains.

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In Valparaiso, Chile, Darwin discovered petrified trees, and mountain layers, which made him believe that mountains were formed. (March of 1835)

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Punta Alta, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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Punta Alta, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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Punta Alta, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

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September of 1832, Charles Darwin discovered the skull of Megatherium on the coast of Punta Alta, Argentina.

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On December 27th, 1831, Charles Darwin started his five year voyage off of the Plymouth coast.

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September 15th, 1835, Charles Darwin came across the Galapagos islands off of Ecuador. There he discovered the famous finches, which supported his idea of natural selection, with their beak sizes that depended on the food they had access to in the areas they populated. (ex. long sharp beaks for insects, short big beaks for vegetation)