"Edward Teach," the man says. "Blackbeard" Teach, known more commonly by his colorful nickname, was a real-life pirate who sailed the West Indies and Caribbean in the late 1600s. His ship ...

Pirates of the Caribbean isn't the most historically accurate franchise, but these 5 real-life pirates would be perfect ...

the real Blackbeard ran across other famous pirates, including Vane and Rackham. Most of what's known about the real ...

He wasn’t born Baby Blackbeard – his real name was Edward Teach ... little evidence that Blackbeard was a particularly violent pirate and, instead, relied on his ferocious appearance to ...

According to a One Piece theory, Blackbeard will soon use his Quake-Quake Devil Fruit which will also explain his next move ...

When a metal artifact corrodes underwater, sand, seashells and other objects adhere to its sides—which then provide attachment points for marine life ... born pirate known as Blackbeard.

Many pirates, including the infamous Blackbeard, were privateers before they decided that the pirate life was for them. During the golden age of piracy, their party place of choice was an island ...

This particular gang of pirates, who were active at the very beginning of the 18th century for only 4-5 years. Blackbeard, Stede Bonnet, the women pirates Mary Read and Anne Bonny, were all part ...

Due to the number of people who want this treasure, overall, One Piece has almost become a race between these pirate groups, mostly consisting of Emperors like Buggy, Luffy, and Blackbeard ...

Kuzan is speculated to be a double agent in the Blackbeard Pirates, secretly working with Sword. This theory is supported by Kuzan's moral code and potential hidden motives. Kuzan's allegiance ...

oft-mythologized history of piracy is brought vividly to life at the museum, which claims to house more than 800 authentic pirate artifacts, including a blunderbuss allegedly used by Blackbeard.