Bizarre Foods – Captain Cook and the Hawaiians

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Archaeologists tell us humans have been eating crustaceans (lobsters, crabs, shrimp) from prehistoric times to present. They know this from excavating "middens," deposits of shells and bones left by early civilizations.

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Season 12, Episode 2 Captain Cook and the Ancient Hawaiians. Andrew takes a journey on the Ala Kahakai Trail to learn the tale of Captain James Cook, the British naval officer who "discovered" the Hawaiian archipelago.

Andrew Zimmern is on a quest to find the world's most unique tastes on Bizarre Foods. As a chef and foodie, Andrew knows that one man's poison is another man's delicacy, but he isn't afraid to poke a little fun at the local fare or himself.

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The names of those behind the world’s most famous inventions have gone down in history. But each of the mundane products you use every day has its own story and its own fascinating inventor. In 1946, two Frenchmen reinvented the swimsuit. Jacques Heim, a couturier designer from Cannes, first ...