Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers

Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers are seamen, fishermen, sea merchants, marines, bandits, criminals, sailors and explorers who operate out on the open rivers, lakes, seas and oceans to plunder, raid and explore were ever they travelled.

Pirates: criminals on the open sea who use coercion, intimidation and violence to rod innocent people of there cargo and transport. The term Pirate is generally refers to people who perform acts of larceny on the open ocean. Pirates have been problem since the advent of long-distance ocean travel; every century has its share of Pirates from the Humans now to the Mammals.

During the so-called "Golding Age of Piracy" (1650 to 1725) long before the human exactinct, the majority of pirates were from the British Isles. Most young Human males in the late teens to early 20's and almost all had already gained some experience as sailors prior to falling into piracy.

During Zootopia's medieval period and it's "Golding Age of Piracy" (1516 ZE to 1791 ZE) the majority of Mammals took to piracy to escape poverty, to feed their families and to make money, Most pirates were fishermongers who know the seas and some are former sailors who served in the navy. The most common target for pirates are merchant and trading vessels due to them being easy targets but over time some trading companies and foreign leaders hired navel escorts and privateers to protect the ships, also if a Mammal was caught committing an act of piracy they will either serve a long prison sentence or be executed.

Buccaneers: though often as a synonym for pirates, the term buccaneer refers more specifically to a group of pirates who lived and operated in the West-Indies during the mid 17th century when Humans were still around.

Zootopian buccaneers are Mammals who were former sailors and fishermongers who turned to a life of crime out on the open seas to raid and plunder villages and navel forts along the coastlines and more further in land, but also like there human counterparts, Zootopian buccaneers are named after the type of food they eat called Boucane, but the Zootopian version of Boucane was mostly vegetables and sea food such as Crab, Lobster and Tuna.

Privateers: privateers were non-commissioned sailors who were given a letter of marque by a king or a official such as a governor to attack and rob a rival countries ships, settlements, forts and territories, basically they were licensed pirates.

Zootopian privateers are sailors, navel officers and explorers hired as escorts to protect trading vessels also they can be hired as mercenaries and bounty hunters to hunt criminals and pirates out on the open sea for the navy in exchange for large sums of money, yet like Human privateers, Zootopian privateers are state licensed pirates.

Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers by Species.

For centuries, Humans were the superior Mammals when it comes to comment acts of piracy as well as privateering but until when the Human race went extinct, Mammals took to the seas and showed how more cunning, smarter, stronger and even more terrifying then Human pirates.

Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers by Nationality

Most pirates, buccaneers and privateers came from various countries, regions and backgrounds from all over the world.

Many pirates, buccaneers, privateers and other types of sailors are

* English
* Welsh
* Scottish
* Irish
* Spanish
* Portuguese
* French
* Dutch
* Italian
* German
* Danish
* Croatian
* American
* Canadian
* Chinese
* Japanese
* Malaysian
* Indonesian
* Filipino
* Greek
* Egyptian
* Turkish
* Russian
* Ukrainian
* Norwegian
* Swedish
* Finnish
* Somali
* Nigerian
* Zootopian
* Zoomanian

Known Hot Spots for Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers

All over the world, there are areas and regions of water where it's was either known for or was known for its pirates and other types of sailors.

* The South Chine Sea
* The East China Sea
* The Sea of Japan
* The Korea Strait
* The Aegean Sea, Greece
* Cilicia, Turkey
* The Mediterranean Sea
* The Irish Sea
* The North Sea
* Neretuv River, Croatia
* The Baltic Sea
* The River Nile, Egypt
* The Barbary Coast, North Africa
* The Novgorodian Coast, Russia
* The Volga River, Russia
* The Atlantic Ocean
* The West Indians
* Tortuga, Hispaniola
* Saint-Dominique, Hispaniola
* Madagascar, East Africa
* Yucatan Peninsula, Central America
* Port Royal, Jamaica
* Nassau, Bahamas
* The Caribbean Sea
* Cuba, The Caribbean
* Aruba, South America
* Gulf of Mexico
* Nova Scotia, Canada
* Arctic Ocean, Newfoundland, Canada
* Conception Bay, Newfoundland, Canada
* The Frontier, North America
* Louisiana Bayou, North America
* Grand Terre Island, Louisiana, North America
* Galvanised Island, Texas, North America
* The Pacific Ocean
* Mindanao, Philippines
* Recherche Archipelago, Western Australia
* The Gulf of Aden, East Africa
* The Bight of Benin, West Africa
* The Indian Ocean
* The Straits of Malacca, Indonesia and Malaysia
* New Guinea, Oceania
* The Zootopian Peninsula
* The Zoomanian Coastlines

Different Types of Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers

Every country or region has its fair share of pirates, buccaneers and privateers and also other types of sailors and criminal gangs.

* The Sea Peoples (Ancient Mediterranean pirates activity during the Late Bronze Age, 1200 - 900 BCE)

* Greek Pirates (Ancient Greek pirates and former fishermen who raided and plundered all across the Aegean Sea but also along the coastlines around the Mediterranean during the 7th to 6th centuries BC)

* Cilician Pirates (Ancient Turkish pirates who raided and plundered around the Mediterranean in the 2nd century BC until they were wiped out by the Roman genreal and statesman, Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus in 66 BC)

* Marinus (Ancient sailors and privateers who operated in the Mediterranean during the Roman Empire)

* Vikings (Scandinavian warriors who raided and plundered monasteries and villages in Europe during the 8th to 10th centuries)

* Narentines (Slavic Croatian tribesmen and river pirates activity along the Neretva River in the Croatian region of Dalmatia during the 9th to 11th centuries)

* Wokous (Japanese pirates who raided along the Chinese and Korean coastlines during the 13th to 16th centuries)

* The Victual Brothers (German pirates and privateers who raided and plundered around the Baltic and North seas during the 13th to 14th centuries)

* Barbary Corsairs (Turkish and islamic pirates, privateers and slave traders who operated along the Barbary coast of North Africa and around the Mediterranean during the 14th to 16th centuries)

* Ushkuyniks (Medieval Novgorodian Russian pirates who operated along the Novgorodian coast and along the Volga River during the 14th to 15th centuries)

* Uskoks (Croatian guerrilla soldiers who would commit acts of piracy against the Ottoman Turks during the 16th century)

* Cossacks (Indo-Ukrainian Russian horseman, outlaws and sometimes river pirates who were active during the 12th to 20th centuries)

* Conquistadors (Spanish soldiers, knights, sailors and explorers active in the 16th to 17th centuries during the age of discovery)

* The Sea Dogs (A group of English privateers who were authorised by the Queen of England to raid England's enemies during the 16th century, the two most famous privateers apart of this group wear Sir Francis Drake and his cousin, Sir John Hawkins)

* Corsairs (French pirates, privateers and sailors who operated around the Mediterranean, the North Sea and the Caribbean during the 14th to 19th centuries)

* Maroons (Escaped African slaves turned outlaws and pirates who were active during the 16th to 18th centuries)

* Bushrangers (Escaped Convicts turned bandits and sometimes pirates who were active between the 18th to the 20th centuries in Australia during the British Empire)

* The Voyageurs (French-Canadian explorers, hunters, trappers, traders, soliders and rarely pirates who were active around Western Canada and America during the 18th to 19th centuries)

* Iianun Pirates (Filipino pirates and slavers who operated around Mindanao in the Philippines in the 1800's during the 19th century)

* Dayak Pirates (Indonesian tribesmen known for attack British merchant ships and settlements in the 1840's during the British Empire in the 20th century)

* Raskols (Armed criminal gangs, tribal warriors and sometimes pirates who operated around the half Island country of Papua New Guinea and along coastlines on the Oceanian Island of New Guinea)

* Somali Pirates (Somali fishermen and guerilla fighters who took to piracy to feed there families and to plunder and highjack cargo ships along the Horn of Africa and the Gulf of Aden)

* Nigerian Pirates (Nigerian former fishermen and militia men who would commit acts of piracy against the foreign oil companies in Nigeria during the 21st century)

* Malacca Strait Pirates (Malaysian and Indonesian former fishermen and guerilla fighters who would attack foreign merchant and cargo ships along the Straits of Malacca between Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia in South East Asia during the 21st century)

Weaponry and Equipment

Through out history, Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers used the same different types of weapons and gear both on land and sea.

Unarmed and Mammalian features

* Fists

* Hooves

* Claws

* Horns

* Tusks

* Trunk

* Canine Teeth

* Fangs

* Quills

* Night Vision

* Stealth

* Agility

* Sense of Smell

* Sharp Hearing

* Strength

Daggers, Sickles, Swords, Machetes, Axes, Hammers, Maces, Spears, Scythes and Polearms

* Kopis

* Gladius

* Falcata

* Khopesh

* Sica

* Seax

* Sickle

* Ulfberht Sword

* Ild

* Keris

* Mandau

* Kukri

* Tanto

* Katana

* Jambiya

* Scimitar

* Yataghan

* Kilij

* Butterfly Sword

* Dao

* Jian

* Machete

* Cutlass

* Saber

* Rapier

* Pistol Sword

* Broadsword

* Espada Ropera

* Bastard Sword

* Zweilhander

* Bearded Axe

* Dane Axe

* Boarding Axe

* Hammer

* Maul

* Mace

* Javelin

* Harpoon

* Boarding Pike

* Spear

* Sarissa

* Xyston

* Scythe

* Glaive

* Bardiche

* Atgeir

* Qinglong Ji

* Halbird

* Naginata

* Bayonet

Range Weapons and Firearms

* Sling

* Bow and Arrow

* Longbow

* Crossbow

* Steel Crossbow

* Matchlock Pistol

* Matchlock Musket

* Arquebus

* Wheellock Pistol

* Wheellock Musket

* Flintlock Pistol

* Flintlock Musket

* Blunderbuss

* Guillotine Gun

* Colt 1851 Navy Revolver

* Springfield Rifle

* Colt Revolver

* Winchester Repeater

* Henry Repeater

* Evans Repeater

* Lebel Model 1886

* Carcano Rifle

* 1903 Springfield

* Lee-Enfield

* M1911

* Ak-47

* SVD Dragunov

* Ak-74

* AKM

* PKM

* RPD

Cannons and Mounted Weapons

* Swivel Gun

* Plucker Gun

* Siege Cannon

* Chaser Cannon

* Broad Cannon

* Mortar

* Gatling Gun

* Dshk

* MKG

* GL-A87

Explosives and other Equipment

* Light Shields

* Heavy Shields

* Heated Shot

* Explosive Shot

* Chain Shot

* Fire Barrel

* Burning Oil

* Sea Mines

* Grenade

* C4

* RPG-7

* Grappling Hook

* Anchor

* Diving Bell

* Fishing Rod

* Fishing Net

* Sea Ram

* Scuba Tank

Armour and other types of Clothing

* Sandels

* Boots

* Bandanas

* Hoods

* Hats

* Leather Armour

* Metal Helmet

* Chainmail

* Metal Armour

* Plate Armour

* Scuba Goggles

* Wetsuit

* Bulletproof Vest

Types of Ships Of Ships And Other Vehicles

Over the Centuries, Pirates, Buccaneers and Privateers used many types of Boats, Ships and Vehicles on land and sea.

* Raft
* Canue
* Galley
* Longship
* Dhow
* Nef
* Galleon
* Corsair
* Indiaman
* Sloop
* Row Boat
* Gun Boat
* Schooner
* Brig
* Frigate
* Man O' War
* Junk
* Paddle-Steamer
* Gunship
* Speed Boat
* U-boat
* Submarine
* Dirt Bike
* Jeep
* 4X4

Famous Human Sailors and Pirates

* Dionysius the Phocaean (5th century BC, country of origin: Greece)

* Glaucetas (4th century BC, country of origin: Greece)

* Teuta (260 BC - after 228 BC, country of origin: Croatia)

* Demetrius (155 BC - 214 BC, country of origin: Croatia)

* Anicetus (died 69 AD, country of origin: Italy)

* Gan Ning (died 220, country of origin: China)

* Princess Sela (4th century, country of origin: Norway)

* Awilda (5th century, country of origin: Denmark)

* Rusla (5th or 6th century, country of origin: Ireland)

* Floki Vilgerðarson (9th century, country of origin: Norway)

* Fujiwara Sumitomo (died 941. country of origin: Japan)

* Leif Erikson (970 - 1020, country of origin: Iceland)

* Wimund (died 1147, country of origin: England)

* Guglielmo Grasso (1150 - 1201, country of origin: Italy)

* Eustace The Monk (1170 - 1217, country of origin: France)

* Marco Polo (1254 - 1324, country of origin: Italy)

* Alv Erlingsson (died 1290, country of origin: Norway)

* Jeanne de Cilsson (1300 - 1359, country of origin: France)

* Henry Sinclair (1345 - 1400, country of origin: Scotland)

* John Crabbe (died 1352, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Klaus Stortebeker (1360 - 1401, country of origin: Germany)

* Gottfried Michaelsen (1360 - 1402, country of origin: Germany)

* Magister Wigbold (1365 - 1401, country of origin: Germany)

* Gabriel Da Parma (died 1370's, country of origin: Italy)

* Baldassarre Cossa (1370 - 1419, country of origin: Italy)

* Eric of Pomerania (1381 - 1459, country or origin: Norway)

* William Kyd (1400 - 1453, country of origin: England)

* Hennig Wichmann (died 1402, country of origin: Germany)

* William Aleyn (1430 - 1448, country of origin: England)

* Didrik Pining (1430 - 1491, country of origin: Germany)

* Hansel Pothorst (1440 - 1490, country of origin: Germany)

* Cord Widderich (died 1447, country of origin: Germany)

* Bartolomeu Dias (1450 - 1500, country of origin: Portugal)

* John Cabot (1450 - 1500, country of origin: Italy)

* Christopher Columbus (1451 - 1506, country of origin: Italy)

* Kemal Reis (1451 - 1511, country of origin: Turkey)

* Diego Velazquez de Cuellar (1465 - 1524, country of origin: Spain)

* Piri Reis (1465 - 1553, country of origin: Turkey)

* Andrea Doria (1466 - 1560, country of origin: Italy)

* Pedro Alvares Cabral (1467 - 1520, country of origin: Portugal)

* Vasco de Gama (1469 - 1525, country of origin: Portugal)

* Oruc Reis (1470 - 1518, country of origin: Turkey)

* Juan Ponce de Leon (1474 - 1521, country of origin: Spain)

* Vasco Nunez de Balboa (1475 - 1519, country of origin: Spain)

* Juan Sebastian Elcano (1476 - 1526, country of origin: Spain)

* Francisco Pizarro (1478 - 1541, country of origin: Spain)

* Hayreddin Barbarossa (1478 - 1546, country of origin: Turkey)

* Diego Columbus (1479 - 1526, country of origin: Spain)

* Pier Gerlofs Donia (1480 - 1520, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Ferdinand Magellan (1480 - 1521, country of origin: Portugal)

* Martin Pechlin (1480 - 1526, country of origin: Germany)

* Jean Ango (1480 - 1551, country of origin: France)

* Predro de Candia (1484 - 1542, country of origin: Greece)

* Pedro de Alvarado (1485 - 1541, country of origin: Spain)

* Hernan Cortes (1485 - 1547, country of origin: Spain)

* Turgut Reis (1485 - 1565, country of origin: Turkey)

* Juan Garrido (1487 - 1550, country of origin: Angola)

* Salah Reis (1488 - 1568, country of origin: Turkey)

* Wijerd Jelckama (1490 - 1523, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Nuno de Guzman (1490 - 1558, country of origin: Spain)

* Cabeza de Vaca (1490 - 1560, country of origin: Spain)

* Jacques Cartier (1491 - 1557, country of origin: France)

* Pedro de Mendoza (1499 - 1537, country of origin: Spain)

* Ambrosius Ehinger (1500 - 1533, country of origin: Germany)

* Hernando de Soto (1500 - 1542, country of origin: Spain)

* Kristoffer Throndsen (1500 - 1565, country of origin: Norway)

* Giovanni Dionigi Galeni (1500 - 1587, country of origin: Italy)

* Jorge Griego (1504 - after 1545, country of origin: Greece)

* Nikolaus Federmann (1505 - 1542, country of origin: Germany)

* Philipp von Hutten (1505 - 1546, country of origin: Germany)

* Guillaume le Testu (1507 - 1573, country of origin: France)

* Ines Suarez (1507 - 1580, country of origin: Spain)

* Francisco de Orellana (1510 - 1546, country of origin: Spain)

* Lope de Aguirre (1510 - 1561, country of origin: Spain)

* Ulrich Schmidl (1510 - 1579, country of origin: Germany)

* Leonardo Gribeo (1510 - 1580, country of origin: Italy)

* James Alday (1516 - 1576, country of origin: England)

* Edmund Drake (1518 - 1585, country of origin: England)

* Pedro Menendez de Aviles (1519 - 1574, country of origin: Spain)

* Pedro de Ursua (1526 - 1561, country of origin: Spain)

* Jean Fleury (died 1527, country of origin: France)

* Henry Strangways (1527 - 1562, country of origin: England)

* Mastsura Takanobu (1529 - 1599, country of origin: Japan)

* Yermek Timofeyevich (born between 1532 and 1542 - 1585, country of origin: Russia)

* Sir Martin Frobisher (1535 - 1594, country of origin: England)

* Sir John Hawkins (1535 - 1595, country of origin: England)

* Balthasar Oomkens von Esens (died 1540, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Sir Francis Drake (1540 - 1596, country of origin: England)

* Ohama Kagetaka (1540 - 1597, country of origin: Japan)

* Alvaro de Mendana y Neira (1542 - 1595, country of origin: Spain)

* Magnus Heinason (1545 - 1589, country of origin: Denmark)

* Samuel Pallache (1550 - 1616, country of origin: Morocco)

* Sir Walter Raleigh (1552 - 1618, country of origin: England)

* Jack Ward (1553 - 1622, country of origin: England)

* Sir George Somers (1554 - 1610, country of origin: England)

* Sir James Lancaster (1554 - 1618, country of origin: England)

* Jacques de Sores (16th century, country of origin: France)

* Olivier van Noort (1558 - 1627, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Wang Zhi (died 1560, country of origin: China)

* Ali Bitchin (1560 - 1645, country of origin: Algeria)

* Sir Thomas Cavendish (1560 - 1592, country of origin: England)

* Francois le Clerc (died 1563, country of origin: France)

* Henry Hudson (1565 - 1611, country of origin: England)

* Isabel Barreto de Castro (1567 - 1612, country of origin: Spain)

* Adriaen Block (1567 - 1627, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Petar Easton (1570 - 1620, country of origin: England)

* Wilhelm Janszoon (1570 - 1630, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Jan Janszoon (1570 - 1641, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Arnaut Mami (16th century, country of origin: Albania)

* Klein Henszlein (died 1573, country of origin: Germany)

* John Callis (died 1576, country of origin: Wales)

* Piet Pieterszoon Hein (1577 - 1629, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Siemen Danziger (1579 - 1611, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Dirk Hartog (1580 - 1621, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Alonso de Contreras (1582 - 1641, country of origin: Spain)

* Wiebbe Hayes (1587 - 1631, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Claes Compaen (1587 - 1660, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Francisco Pelsaert (1595 - 1630, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Cornelis Jol (1597 - 1641, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Jeronimus Cornelisz (1598 - 1629, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Grace O'Malley (died 1603, country of origin: Ireland)

* Abel Tasmen (1603 - 1659, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Sir Christopher Myngs (1622 - 1666, country of origin: England)

* John Nutt (died 1623, country of origin, England)

* Bartolomeu Portugues (1623 - 1670, country of origin: Portugal)

* Sir Richard Haddock (1629 - 1714, country of origin: England)

* Francios L'Olonnais (1630 - 1669, country of origin: France)

* Stenka Razin (1630 - 1671, country of origin: Russia)

* Juan Garcia (17th century, country of origin: Spain)

* Pedro de le Plesa (17th century, country of origin: Spain)

* Roche Braziliano (1630 - ?, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Laurens Prins (1630's - after 1717, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Sir Henry Morgan (1635 - 1688, country of origin: Wales)

* Jacob Collaert (died 1637, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Gustav Skytte (1637 - 1663, country of origin: Sweden)

* Limberakis Gerakaris (1644 - 1710, country of origin: Greece)

* William Kidd (1645 - 1701, country of origin: Scotland)

* Daniel Montbar (1645 - 1707, country of origin: France)

* Jean-Baptiste de Casse (1646 - 1715, country of origins: France)

* "Red Legs" Greaves (1649 - ?, country of origin: Scotland)

* Thomas Tew (1649 - 1695, country of origin: England)

* Sir Cloudesley Shovell (1650 - 1707, country of origin: England)

* Pierre le Grand (17th century, country of origin: Frence)

* Samuel Burgess (1650 - 1716, country of origin: England)

* William Dampier (1651 - 1715, country of origin: England)

* Basil Ringrose (1653 - 1683, country of origin: England)

* Laurens de Graaf (1653 - 1704, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Vincenzo Alessandri (died 1657, country of origin: Italy)

* Henry Every (1659 - ?, country of origin: England)

* Raveneau de Lussan (1663 - ?, country of origin: France)

* Jacquotte Delahaye (died 1663, country of origin: France)

* Edward Mansvelt (died 1666, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Robert Culliford (1666 - ?, country of origin: England)

* Michel le Basque (died 1668, country of origin: France)

* Philip Fitzgerald (17th century, country of origin: Ireland)

* Thomas Howard (17th century, country of origin: England)

* Rene Duguay-Trouin (1673 - 1736, country of origin: France)

* George Cusack (died 1675, country of origin: Ireland)

* Pierre, Marquis de Fayet (1675 - 1737, country of origin: France)

* Alexander Selkirk (1676 - 1721, country of origin: Scotland)

* Hendrick van der Heul (1676 - 1762, country of origin: The Netherlands)

* Woodes Rogers (1679 - 1535, country of origin: England)

* Charles Vane (1680 - 1721, country of origin: England)

* Edward Thatch (1680 - 1718, country of origin: England)

* Benjamin Hornigold (1680 - 1719, country of origin: England)

* John Rakham (1682 - 1720, country of origin: England)

* Bartholomew Roberts (1682 - 1722, country of origin: Wales)

* Robert Maynard (1684 - 1751, country of origin: England)

* Juan Corso (died 1685, country of origin: Spain)

* Mary Read (1685 - 1721, country of origin: England)

* Edward England (1685 - 1721, country of origin: Ireland)

* Pierre Gaultier de Varennes (country of origin: France)

* Francios Grogniet (died 1687, country of origin: France)

* Sted Bonnet (1688 - 1718, country of origin: Barbados)

* Jean Charpin (died 1689, country of origin: France)

* Samuel Bellamy (1689 - 1717, country of origin: England)

* Charles Swan (died 1690, country of origin: England)

* Howell Davis (1690 - 1719, country of origin: Wales)

* Edward Low (1690 - 1724, country of origin: England)

* Olivier Levasseur (1695 - 1730, country of origin: France)

* Anne Bonny (1697 - 1782, country of origin: Ireland)

* William Burke (died 1699, country of origin: Ireland)

* Eric Cobham (1700 - 1760, country of origin: England)

* Israel Hands (1701 - 1747, country of origin: England)

* Pierre Gaultier de La Veredrye (1714 - 1755, country of origin: France)

* George Booth (died 1701, country of origin: England)

* Black Caesar (died 1718, country of origin: Ghana)

* Richard Worley (died 1719, country of origin: England)

* William Moody (died 1719, country of origin: England)

* Louis-Joseph Gaultier (1717 - 1761, country of origin: France)

* Jeremiah "Thomas" Cocklyn (died 1720, country of origin: England)

* John "Richard" Taylor (18th century, country of origin: England)

* Pierre LeBlanc (1720 - 1799, country of origin: France)

* George Lowther (died 1724, country of origin: England)

* Francis Spriggs (died 1725, country of origins: England

* James Cook (1728 - 1779, country of origin: England)

* Arthur Phillip (1738 - 1814, country of origin: England)

* Samuel Mason (1739 - 1803, country of origin: United States of America)

* Jeanne Baret (1740 - 1807, country of origin: France)

* Sir Joseph Banks (1743 - 1820, country of origin: England)

* Mary Broad (1765 - 1794, country of origin: England)

* Zheng Yi (1765 - 1807, country of origin: China)

* Pierre Lafitte (1770 - 1821, country of origin: France)

* George Bass (1771 - 1803, country of origin: England)

* Edward Jordan (1771 - 1809, country of origin: Ireland)

* Robert Surcouf (1773 - 1827, country of origin: France)

* Dominique You (1775 - 1830, country of origin: France)

* Ching Shih (1775 - 1844, country of origin: China)

* Charlotte Badger (1778 - 1840's, country of origin: England)

* Stephan Decatur (1779 - 1820, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Jean Lafitte (1780 - 1823, country of origin: France)

* Kazimierz Lux (1780 - 1846, country of origin: Poland)

* Hugh Glass (1783 - 1833, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Cheung Po Tsai (1786 - 1822, country of origin: China)

* Sir John Franklin (1786 - 1847, country of origin: England)

* Henri Caesar (1791 - 1830, country of origin: Haiti)

* William Swallow (1792 - 1834, country of origin: England)

* Charles Gibbs (1798 - 1831, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Joseph Baker (died 1800, country of origin: Canada)

* Sir James Clark Ross (1800 - 1862, country of origin: England)

* James Porter (1802 - ?, country of origin: England)

* Vincenzo Gambi (died 1819, country of origin: Italy)

* Colonel Plug (died 1820, country of origin: United States of America)

* John Anderson (died 1843, country of origin: United States of America)

* Edward John Smith (1850 - 1912, country of origin: England)

* Chui A-poo (died 1851, country of origin: China)

* Dan Seavey (1865 - 1949, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Sadie Farrell (1869 - ?, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Sir Arther Rostron (1869 - 1940, country of origin: England)

* Henry Wilde (1872 - 1912, country of origin: England)

* Roald Amundsen (1872 - 1928, country of origin: Norway)

* Charles Lightoller (1874 - 1952, country of origin: England)

* Herbert Pitman (1877 - 1961, country of origin: England)

* Stanley Lord (1877 - 1962, country of origin: England)

* Harold Lowe (1882 - 1944, country of origin: England)

* Robert Hichens (1882 - 1940, country of origin: England)

* Isoroku Yamamoto (1884 - 1943, country of origin: Japan)

* Gustav Schroder (1885 - 1959, country of origin: Germany)

* James Paul Moody (1887 - 1912, country of origin: England)

* Jack Phillips (1887 - 1912, country of origin: England)

* Frederick Fleet (1887 - 1965, country of origin: England)

* Alan Villiers (1908 - 1982, country of origin: Australia)

* Peter de Nuemann (1917 - 1972, country of origin: England)

* Prince Philip (1921 - 2021, country of origin: Greece)

* George Mendonsa (1923 - 2019, country of origin: The United States of America)

* George H. W. Bush (1924 - 2018, country of origin: United States of America)

* Syd Fischer (1927 - ?, country of origin: Australia)

* Calvin Graham (1930 - 1992, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Carl Brashear (1931 - 2006, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Richard Harrison Jr (1941 - 2018, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Richard Phillips (1955 - ?, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Tim Barrett (1959 - ?, country of origin: Australia)

* Francesco Schettino (1960 - ?, country of origin: Italy)

* Troy Landry (1960 - ?, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Nick Sloane (1961 - ?, country of origin: South Africa)

* Serhiy Hayduk (1963 - ?, country of origin: Ukraine)

* Gregorio de Falco (1965 - ?, country of origin: Italy)

* Dame Ellen Macarthur (1976 - ?, country of origin: England)

* Abduwail Abdulkadir Muse (1990 - ?, country of origin: Somalia)

* Zac Sunderland (1991 - ?, country of origin: The United States of America)

* Jessica Watson (1993 - ?, country of origin: Australia)

* Laura Dekker (1995 - ?, country of origin: New Zealand)

* Zara Rutherford (2002 - ?, country of origin: Belgium)

Famous Zootopian Sailors and Pirates

* Sir Alfred Deep (1314 ZE - 1365 ZE)

* Sir Zephyr Clegane (1321 ZE - 1380 ZE)

* Sir Marc Rossolini (1334 ZE - 1397 ZE)

* Sir Percy von Heisler (1362 ZE - 1415 ZE)

* Dame Heidi Antlersen (1365 ZE - 1422 ZE)

* Sir Friedrich Bosch (1368 ZE - 1427 ZE)

* Sir Hindrick Fritzger (1370 ZE - 1424 ZE)

* Lady Hannah St. Clair (1398 ZE - 1475 ZE)

* Sir Shaw Cross (1404 ZE - 1477 ZE)

* Sir Furgus Loch (1409 ZE - 1474 ZE)

* Sir Lans Youred (1416 ZE - 1471 ZE)

* Sir Toby Glenns (1418 ZE - 1480 ZE)

* Rual Ernesto Cruz (1474 ZE - 1524 ZE)

* Sir Emmanuel Altamirano Figueroa (1477 ZE - 1536 ZE)

* Erik Bjornstorm (1479 ZE - 1535 ZE)

* Aguilar Nerzoo de Marquez (1480 ZE - 1541 ZE)

* Jan de Bark (1482 ZE - 1528 ZE)

* Engelbert von Zieger (1482 ZE - 1545 ZE)

* Dreyfus LaRusso (1484 ZE - 1541 ZE)

* Lady Aafje Frijns van der Hert (1485 ZE - 1573 ZE)

* Jurgen Ziegler (1485 ZE - 1534 ZE)

* Mariam Kayalos (1486 ZE - 1539 ZE)

* Nikos Kayalos (1487 ZE - 1545 ZE)

* Lady Sofia Giselle (1487 ZE - 1549 ZE)

* Sir Rutt Tuke (1489 ZE - 1552 ZE)

* Zizenzer Worbel (1489 ZE - 1556 ZE)

* Sir Tulio Altivo (1490 ZE - 1567 ZE)

* Lucrezia del Marc (1490 ZE - 1544 ZE)

* Daisy Densensdottir (1490 ZE - 1553 ZE)

* Hannibal Jumbo (1491 ZE - 1548 ZE)

* Ginovanni del Marc (1491 ZE - 1547 ZE)

* Josofina Ericsen (1492 ZE - 1548 ZE)

* Skyler Haknir (1492 ZE - 1546 ZE)

* Alejandro Manchas (1493 ZE - 1568 ZE)

* Sir Fernando Aguirre de Zande (1494 ZE - 1547 ZE)

* Jose de Rivera (1495 ZE - 1551 ZE)

* Yvan Zarjancek (1496 ZE - 1559 ZE)

* Marcel Armando Tipa (1496 ZE - 1553 ZE)

* Pierre Duval (1497 ZE - 1544 ZE)

* Francois-Dani Nico (1498 ZE - 1559 ZE)

* Ricardo Rodriguez (1499 ZE - 1573 ZE)

* Jakob Zephyr (1500 ZE - 1565 ZE)

* Johannes Schultz (1502 ZE - 1567 ZE)

* Sir Francisco Juan Gutierrez (1504 ZE - 1567 ZE)

* Tatiana Espinosa (1506 ZE - 1569 ZE)

* Ignacio Sanchez (1507 ZE - 1563 ZE)

* Ortega Cortez (1508 ZE - 1548 ZE)

* Kyle Gristle (1510 ZE - 1572 ZE)

* Juan-Sinclair Mendoza (1511 ZE - 1575 ZE)

* Sir Georgius Venta (1513 ZE - 1579 ZE)

* Alfonso Gonzoe (1512 ZE - 1560 ZE)

* Nellie Neville (1514 ZE - 1581 ZE)

* Lady Maria Torres (1516 ZE - 1570 ZE)

* Vincenzo Gabrielle (1517 ZE - 1579 ZE)

* Carmen Espinosa (1519 ZE - 1561 ZE)

* Scheckter Zane (1521 ZE - 1576 ZE)

* Sir Thomas Hertz (1527 ZE - 1593 ZE)

* Miguel Castrol (1534 ZE - 1581 ZE)

* Sir Geno Buckwin (1537 ZE - 1591 ZE)

* Sir Francis Thade (1539 ZE - 1593 ZE)

* Lady Faline Bambi (1542 ZE - 1598 ZE)

* Jan Wojtek (1542 ZE - 1603 ZE)

* Taylor Black (1595 ZE - 1669 ZE)

* Xenia Ajaxressialakis (1610 ZE - 1673 ZE)

* Bogdan Vladof (1616 ZE - 1663 ZE)

* Sir Henry Stagworth (1629 ZE - 1684 ZE)

* Cyril-Phillipe le Griffe (1634 ZE - 1716 ZE)

* Tyler Fitzroy (1635 ZE - 1692 ZE)

* Sir Fredrick Olivepaw (1638 ZE - 1694 ZE)

* Igor Lynxlaev (1640 ZE - 1690 ZE)

* Colin Mcoak (1642 ZE - 1678 ZE)

* Herman Lara (1645 ZE - 1697 ZE)

* Crystal Sanders (1647 ZE - 1698 ZE)

* Ryes-Daniel Duvalier (1649 ZE - 1720 ZE)

* Sir Diego Rojas (1654 ZE - 1721 ZE)

* Antonio Sanchez (1656 ZE - 1723 ZE)

* Janja Hynz (1660 ZE - 1727 ZE)

* Lady Vassa Polarkcovich (1665 ZE - 1748 ZE)

* Gunter Schindler (1668 ZE - 1724 ZE)

* Valentine Najjar (1670 ZE - 1724 ZE)

* Lady Monica Gere (1671 ZE - 1724 ZE)

* Roslyn Rasmussen (1672 ZE - 1730 ZE)

* Zuko Sato (1673 ZE - 1704 ZE)

* Sir Richard Leon (1674 ZE - 1756 ZE)

* Ryan Ling (1675 ZE - 1732 ZE)

* Lady Anna Czeslawa (1676 ZE - 1737 ZE)

* Mia de Luna (1677 ZE - 1729 ZE)

* Lady Jessica Thomson (1677 ZE - 1752 ZE)

* Sir Basil St. Clair (1678 ZE - 1759 ZE)

* Johnathan Wrench (1678 ZE - 1740 ZE)

* Lady Kerstin de Jeanneillon (1679 ZE - 1762 ZE)

* Jamie White (1680 ZE - 1726 ZE)

* Jodi Krieger (1681 ZE - 1725 ZE)

* Grant Williams (1682 ZE - 1731 ZE)

* Vara Hooves (1683 ZE - 1734 ZE)

* Francine Green (1684 ZE - 1711 ZE)

* Mary Lou (1685 ZE - 1712 ZE)

* Nelson Hammer (1686 ZE - 1734 ZE)

* Peter Griff (1687 ZE - 1738 ZE)

* Logan Razorback (1688 ZE - 1747 ZE)

* Lady Grace Cattlely (1688 ZE - 1749 ZE)

* Jessop Robinson (1689 ZE - 1723 ZE)

* Lady Lisa Keys (1690 ZE - 1767 ZE)

* Garfield Amber (1691 ZE - 1736 ZE)

* Lady Katerina Trojan (1692 ZE - 1750 ZE)

* Nathan and Nisha Taylor (1693 ZE - 1754 ZE - 1758 ZE)

* Sabine Sabor (1694 ZE - 1770 ZE)

* Daniel Woods (1695 ZE - 1764 ZE)

* Sir Ivan Vinnov (1696 ZE - 1774 ZE)

* Rodney Zoom (1697 ZE - 1759 ZE)

* Oskar Ikebjorn (1699 ZE - 1776 ZE)

* Johan van Janejies (1702 ZE - 1760 ZE)

* Conrad Philippe (1759 ZE - 1816 ZE)

* Sarah Schlupsk (1886 ZE - 1911 ZE)

* Ruzka Timobaum (1889 ZE - 1919 ZE)

* Nathaniel Roman (1984 ZE - 2062 ZE)

* Otto Hindrick (1994 ZE - 2070 ZE)

* Blair Fischer (1998 ZE - 2083 ZE)

* Cotton Hopps (2005 ZE - 2082 ZE)