This event included encounters with the savage Yaghan natives and the obtaining of remains of the rhea bird.
The leader of this event took command after Pringle Stokes committed suicide. It was planned by Francis Beaufort and it involved use of a tool known as the Sympiesometer. During this event, the man known as "Jemmy Button" was returned to his people. Its most notable participant may have acquired Chagas disease during it and afterwards abandoned his plans to become a parson. This event included encounters with the savage Yaghan natives and the obtaining of remains of the rhea bird. Officially led by Robert FitzRoy, this event led one participant to reject Charles Lyell's geological theories and develop an interest in the birds of the Galapagos. For 10 points, name this 1830's trip around the coast of South America in which Charles Darwin made lots of observations.
The leader of this event took command after Pringle Stokes committed suicide.
second voyage of the HMS Beagle [accept Charles Darwin's voyage until "Darwin" is mentioned]