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Mary Kingsley, a female explorer born on October 3rd in England.

Her father was a traveler and her mother was always sick. She faced many dangerous animals such as crocodiles, gorillas and snakes.

Famous for her saying: "This is one of those times where you appreciate a thick skirt!" She died at 38 from fever.

Accomplishments:


1) survived the long and dangerous journey to west Africa


2) wrote multiple books


3) studied the Fang tribe


4) informed England about Africa's culture

5) collected many types of fish and creatures


Her journey started in England.

- took many trips to africa


- set off from liverpool on a steam boat and landed in sierra leone. She crossed the equator and reached the Ogooue river.

continued her journey by sailing and by building a dug out canoe.

lead a quiet life after the death of her parents. studied african religion and culture.

became the first european to visit some areas

contracted typhoid and died in 1900 while nursing soldiers in SA during the BOER war.