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Joseph Banks was one of the botanists on James Cook's ship, along with Finnish botanist Daniel Solander. There was at least one cabin boy, Isaac Smith, who became the first known European to step foot on the soil of "New South Wales". There was also a ship's surgeon and his son named Nicholas, who was the first of the crew to sight the islands of New Zealand.
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What was the nickname of Captain Cooks crew?
the gaybos
What were the nick names of captain cooks crew?
Cooks sailer's were referred to as "Limey's" because Cook always had fruits like apples and limes when they were available in the crews diet to avoid diseases such as scurvy.
How did Cooks children die?
his daughter had cancer
How many people where on James cooks ship?
2
Where was captain cooks mother born?
Britain
What was the nickname of Captain Cooks crew?
the gaybos
Who was young Nick's head named after?
One of the crew on Captain James Cooks ship.
What were the nick names of captain cooks crew?
Cooks sailer's were referred to as "Limey's" because Cook always had fruits like apples and limes when they were available in the crews diet to avoid diseases such as scurvy.
Did James cooks crew get the scurvey?
yes... as a matter of fact his crew did
What was first presented on the Titanic?
The captain and crew. The captain and crew.
What do submarine cooks do?
They prepare meals for the crew
What is the difference between a captain and crew?
A captain is in charge of the crew members, telling them what to do.
How did Cooks children die?
his daughter had cancer
How many people where on James cooks ship?
2
Where was captain cooks mother born?
Britain
What was the nikname of Captain Cook's crew?
Cooks sailer's were referred to as "Limey's" because Cook always had fruits like apples and limes when they were available in the crews diet to avoid diseases such as scurvy.
Where was captain cook's first voyage to?
Captain Cooks first voyage was to Europe
