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No horse hair in light bulbs. Today's incandescent light bulbs feature a tungsten filament.

Since the filament must be heated to very high temperatures in order to glow, tungsten is the only fairly inexpensive metal with a high enough melting point to get the job done.

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I don't actually know but I very much doubt it. Horse hair is not a very good conductor of electricity.

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