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1836年5月10日，查尔斯·达尔文靠在小猎犬号破旧的木船舷上。他还没有开始写他的“物种起源”，但他已经形成了他的进化理论。像加拉帕戈斯群岛这样的地方对他有巨大的影响，但当他看着马达加斯加丛林密布的海岸线时，他不知道自己错过了什么。达尔文从未在马达加斯加停留过。在所有他应该去过的地方中，就是这一次。从进化的角度来看，它是地球上最古老、最怪异的岛屿。小猎犬号经过的地方离海岸线如此之近，以至于它随着暗礁上的海浪起伏。在黑暗丛林的掩护下，怪异的生物可能会看到这艘虚构的船消失在印度洋的地平线上。如果查尔斯·达尔文在这些森林中漫步，他会调整他关于适应的结论吗？如果他遇到了这些生物，他可能会。（机译）
It's the 10th of May 1836, Charles Darwin leans on the beaten wooden gunwale of The Beagle. He's yet to start writing his "Origin of the Species", but he's already forming his theories about evolution. Locations like the Galapagos islands had a huge impact on him, but as he looks upon the jungled coastline of Madagascar, he has no idea what he's missing out on. Darwin never did stop on Madagascar. Of all the visits he SHOULD have made, it's this one. The oldest, and in terms of evolution, the weirdest island on the face of Earth. The Beagle passed so close to its shoreline that it rose and fell on the swell rising on its reefs. From the cover of the dark jungle, freakish creatures could have watched as the fabled ship disappeared onto the Indian Ocean horizon. Would Charles Darwin have adjusted his conclusions on adaptation if he'd wandered these forests? He may have if he'd met this list of creatures.
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