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He was killed by some
he attempted to take hostage the King of Hawai`i, Kalaniopu`u. The Hawaiians prevented this, and Cook's men had to retreat to the beach. As Cook turned his back to help launch the boats, he was struck on the head by the villagers and then stabbed to death as he fell on his face in the surf.[21] The Hawaiians dragged his body away.
In Antarctica, there are no natives: it's tool cold there to support life.
James Cook, the British explorer, had above average diplomatic skills. He was able to establish and maintain solid, friendly relationships with the aboriginals.
James Cook did not catch any notable diseases.
No. James Cook was not accompanied by any family members.
Yes. James Cook and his wife Elizabeth Batts had six children.
James Cook died in Hawaii in February 1779.
James Cook was a famous explorer from Britain. It is unknown if he had any personal pets of his own.
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No
He was attacked and killed by the natives of Hawaii, 14th Feb. 1779Further information:James Cook was not attacked by the indigenous people of Australia (known as the Australian Aborigines) at any time. The killing by the Hawaiian natives was in response to his premature return to the islands. As the god they believed him to be, he was not supposed to return so soon, and when his crew had an altercation with the natives over a boat, Cook was killed.
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