DARWIN´S VOYAGE

Charles Darwin made different trips around the country of Argentina where during his tour
he made different studies and discoveries in different areas, His journey in Argentina begins
in 1833 reaching the southern tip of the province of Buenos Aires where it was entered
through Bahia Blanca which was deserted at that time, the zonas de pheuenco and punto alto
where there were many fossils and remains of animals already extinct, where science
museums are currently located natives that gather and exhibit part of these archeological
riches, In this same province he visits Sierra de la Ventana, Lujan and San Antonio de Areco
which is declared a national historical place. Later, I sail along the Parana River, passing to
the province of Santa Fe, where I visit the towns of San Nicolas Rosario and Santa Fe, when
he decides to return to Buenos Aires and head for Uruguay.

After his journey through Uruguay he returns to Argentina, his first stop was in the
province of Santa Cruz where he discovered the desired location located in a desired port, a
geological raison that 1000 years ago allowed ocean waters to enter the continent, currently
in this place there a natural reserve that is inhabited by penguins, dolphins, flamingos,
swans, and sheep sheep, where Darwin's viewpoint is located. The following points were
Puerto San Julian where the scientist found half a skeleton of Patagonian macruquenia, also
considered one of the most prominent historical sites of this country, its path continues
southwards leading to the Santa Cruz River, passing through places recognized as Chalten ,
Calafate and the Glacier National Park to continue to Tierra del Fuego. Almost culminating
his trip he was surprised to arrive in Ushuaia through the Beagle Channel and its natural
charms, currently in this place you could not miss the island of the birds, the lighthouse
eclaireurs and the adventure of the Beagle, a recreational space to learn about the
expedition headed by darwin.
His tour of Argentina ends passing through Chile through the Cuban mountain range
reaching the province of Mendoza, where he found the first fossil forest in America.

23 years after the expedition published his theory about the origin of man, this caused an
intellectual revolution between the defenders of evolution and against them.

Darwin's discoveries are the fundamental basis of biological science since it provides a
logical explanation that unites everything that is known about the diversity of life.