Darwin, Charles

In his 23rd year of life, Charles Robert Darwin set sail from England for an around the world journey that proved to be the biggest turning point in biology and genetics ever. The surveying ship H.M.S Beagle’s voyage would last five years, mainly concerning the South American coast. This trip would come across thousands of species and see animals yet discovered at the time. The expedition would provide the science community with …

…the Second World War though. The influence of Darwin and his theories live on in the lives of thousands of people. His works and memories are a constant reminder of one’s changing world. Whether you agree with his theories or not, the possibility still stands and is still questioned. That is what science is though a questioning of your surrounding and environment, Charles Darwin will always be a great man just because of that.