James Cook commanded three ships, the HMS Bark Endeavour,the Resolution and the Adventure.
Cook's best known ship was the 'Endeavour', which departed Plymouth, England, on 26 August 1768 on Cook's expedition to observe the transit of Venus from the vantage point of Tahiti. It was on this journey that Cook circumnavigated New Zealandand the eastern coast of Australia.
On Cook's second and third journeys, he commanded the 'Resolution' and the 'Adventure'.
Because he was sent to Tahiti to observe the Transit of Venus, to aid in the scientific effort of the day to mathmatically calculate Earth's distance from the sun, and travelling by ship was a whole lot more sensible than swimming there! He had no real options to travelling by boat in the late 1700s.
No, Captain Cook did not travel alone. He actually traveled with an entire ship's crew and with his wife depending on the voyage.
No, he was killed on the beach in Kealakekua Bay in Hawaii. He was trying to get back a boat taken by the natives.
captain cook sailed on a ship called the 'endeavour'
Yes he did for about 20 years
The Endeavour
No. James Cook was an explorer of the eighteenth century. He was fifty when he was killed.
Badly because they killed him
No, he was killed in the Hawaiian islands in 1779
Hawai'iOn 14 February at Kealakekua Bay, some Hawaiians killed James Cook.
The Endeavour
Cook's first boat was the HM Bark Endeavour, followed by The Resolution.
Captain Cook
No, captain cook was killed in Hawaii but never got eaten by anything.
in hawaii
yes on a ship
The first vessel which James Cook commanded was the HM Bark Endeavour. At this stage, James Cook was not yet a captain.
James Cook did not own the boat The Endeavour. It was provided for him by those who sponsored his expedition, and it was an ex-collier.
No. James Cook was an explorer of the eighteenth century. He was fifty when he was killed.
James Cook's first command was on the HMS Bark Endeavour.
No, he was killed in the Hawaiian islands in 1779
Badly because they killed him