History Homie on Instagram: "In 1941, Disney’s sound department was a hub of pure imagination. Every sound, from a character’s footsteps to rolling thunder, was created by hand using inventive methods and simple props. Artists tapped coconut shells to mimic horse hooves, stretched balloons for unusual effects, and used real instruments to match the timing and rhythm of the animation. Each sound was carefully synced to individual frames, producing the distinctive Disney charm that audiences adore

Katie Charlwood on Instagram: "One time a town in Cork was raided by pirates… Sources: Clark, G. N. (1944) The Barbary Corsairs in the Seventeenth Century -Wilson, Peter Lamborn (2003) Pirate Utopias: Moorish Corsairs & European Renegadoes -Ekin, Des (2008) The stolen village: a thrilling account of the 17th-century raid on Ireland by the Barbary pirates -Shaw, Jenny (2013) Everyday life in the early English Caribbean: Irish, Africans, and the construction of difference. -Donnell, Alison, McGarr