All of these characteristics pirates had, because having a parrot as a pet ... were engaged in essentially a social revolt against the ship owners and ship captains who made their lives miserable.

There aren’t many animals that would be suitable for life on a ship, with long periods out at sea. For a pirate looking for companionship, a parrot was probably a pretty good option. This one is ...

The pirate is not alone on his ship; he has his parrot with him. The pirate’s parrot is sitting on his shoulder. Although the two images are nearly identical, there are a total of 10 differences ...

As far as spin-offs from the mainline entries go, Pirate Yakuza makes for an absolutely invigorating seachange that left me feeling perkier than a parrot on ... a pirate ship that for entirely ...

wooden leg and pet parrot. 5. Privateering was pretty much legalised piracy Privateers had a licence by their government to attack enemy ships and keep any loot as payment. Pirates were not loyal ...

Arrrr! Normally when we think of pirates, we picture a guy with a hook and a parrot. Think Jack Sparrow, Blackbeard, or Long John Silver. Pirates like these are famous for attacking rich Spanish ...