Yes. On Cook's first journey, after leaving Australia's eastern coast and heading for Batavia, Java, Cook's crew was suddenly struck by health problems. Cook had successfully avoided scurvy, but was unable to protect his crew from dysentery and typhoid. Over thirty of Cook's crew died at Batavia or on the return journey home via Cape Town, South Africa.
yes... as a matter of fact his crew did
2
they didnt get malaria at all
By hard work and skill
One of the crew on Captain James Cooks ship.
the gaybos
They prepare meals for the crew
he did not kill any aboriginals but he did get stabbed to death by some Hawaiian natives :(
James Cooks home village was Great Ayton. Great Ayton was located in North Yorkshire, England.
James Cook treated everyone with the same respect and no one different whether or not they were a officer Senior officer or a cook.
James cook, founded the cook island's
Eat till death.