Charles Darwin

Charles Robert Darwin was the first scientist who introduced the theory of evolution. He was a brilliant naturalist who changed the way people think about life on the earth. Charles Robert Darwin was born on 12th of February 1809 in Shrewsbury into a wealthy family, his father was a doctor, Darwin was a second son of Robert Waring. Darwin was interested in science and nature, as from a young age he collected a lot of different things like stones, beetles and performed many experiments along with his brother. Darwin himself initially planned to follow a medical career.

Darwin joined the Shrewsbury school in the year 1818 at the age of nine. Darwin did not enjoy going to school. Since his childhood he had a great curiosity about the natural world. He started to collect the objects of both living and nonliving from the woods, rivers and other objects found in the surrounding areas such as beetles, etc. In his early years Darwin developed interest in geology, zoology, botany, and even in astronomy. Darwin's father sent him to the University of Edinburgh to be trained as a physician. While studying medicine Darwin continued his old hobbies of beetle collection, bird watching, etc. He made friends with a few scholars having interest in natural history and Robert Grant, a professor of Zoology. Darwin could not complete his studies in medicine and got terminated.

After seeing Darwin's failure of becoming a physician, his father sent him to the Christ College with the idea that he should become a clergyman. Darwin returned home from Cambridge in 1831 by completing his studies. Darwin had turned to be a promising naturalist and he had developed a specific interest in learning geology, he was influenced by his professor Hens low's to become a naturalist. In the year 1831 Darwin got a job opportunity on a voyage as the naturalist companion of caption Robert Fitzroy of the HMS, and set sail on 27th of December 1831. The Beagle visited many lands in the southern Pacific seas. Darwin started working on his "Journal of Researches" and some work based upon this journal which he had kept during the voyage of the Beagle.

Charles Darwin

Darwin worked on his theory for 20 years by observing how the species were evolved. Darwin became a well-known scientist, he wrote several journals on biology and evolution on the species. In the year 1859 Darwin published 'On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection'. Darwin received several scientific awards. Darwin continued working and writing on the Origin of Species.

Charles Darwin
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