James Cook
James Cook was a British explorer and navigator known for his voyages in the 18th century, particularly his exploration of the Pacific Ocean and the mapping of New Zealand and the eastern coast of Australia, which played a crucial role in the expansion of European knowledge and colonization.
Born on Oct 27, 1728 (296 years old)
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Malaysia:
James Cook is a famous British explorer whose statue has become a target for vandalism in Melbourne.
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Estonia:
James Cook arrived at the bay he named Botany Bay.
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United Kingdom:
James Cook contributed additional reporting to the article.
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Nigeria:
It was one of the foods taken by English explorer James Cook on his first and second Pacific voyages as a way to prevent scurvy.
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Australia:
James Cook was a lieutenant and explorer who took Gweagal spears during his voyage to Australia in 1770.
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New Zealand:
Fortunately, toromiro seeds were collected during James Cook’s and Thor Heyerdahl’s expeditions.
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Canada:
James Cook is included in the discussion of notable polar explorers.
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Israel:
James Cook rediscovered South Georgia in 1775 and named it after King George III.
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Portugal:
James Cook discovered South Georgia in 1775.
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Canada:
James Cook is a portfolio manager with Matco Financial who provides insights on Mr. El Dessouki’s investing journey.
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