What is the Dragon Man's real name?

Dragonman is all about the show-hence, the name (his real one is Mel Bernstein). Owner of 200 machine guns, he calls himself "the most armed man in America," a free-market Hong Kong of weaponry, a sideways P.T.

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What is Dragon Man discovery?

In 1933, bridge construction workers in Harbin, a city in Northeastern China, discovered a large and nearly intact skull. This skull represents a new human species, the researchers said. They named it Homo longi, or Dragon Man, and said it might be the closest relative to modern humans, Homo sapiens. Who owns Dragonmans museum? The owner of Dragonman's Military Museum is a Vietnam Vet known as "Dragon Man." That's a way cooler name than his real name, Mel Bernstein. His museum does not mess around. It has 1,200 mannequins in authentic military uniforms. In addition, there are also more than 5,000 helmets and over 2,500 weapons on display.

What is Dragonmans collection worth?

"Twenty-eight thousand!" Some of the hundreds of weekend visitors come for Bernstein's highly impressive military museum; It takes him two hours to guide vistors through the Wal-Mart-size complex stocked with a collection he says is worth upwards of $10 million, with memorabilia from World War I to Vietnam. Keeping this in consideration, who bought davis firearms? This company was founded in 1987 by Jim Davis in Chino, California. Company ceased operations in 2001. Remaining stocks and production machinery purchased by Cobra Enterprises, 1960 S. Milestone Drive, Suite F, Salt Lake City, UT 84104.

In respect to this, has a dragon fossil ever been found?

The remains of a monstrous, 33-foot-long (10 meters) "sea dragon" that swam in the seas when dinosaurs were alive some 180 million years ago have been unearthed on a nature reserve in England. The behemoth is the biggest and most complete fossil of its kind ever discovered in the U.K. And another question, is dragon man a neanderthal? longi, or the "Dragon Man," that would replace Neanderthals as modern humans' closest relative. sapiens, but now we find that Homo longi and other members of this lineage are actually closer to Homo sapiens than Neanderthals are."