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What the Cowardly Lion’s Mane Looks Like Today

United StatesPublished July 29, 2026

Views 314K  |  Likes 8.00K  |  Comments 121
Views#4,584,358Global
Views#989,922United States

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Adam Savage’s TestedAdam Savage’s Tested
7.29M subs•7.81K videos•Mar 2010

This video has 314K views and 8.00K likes, ranking #4,584,358 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

314,289

Likes

8,002

Comments

121

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Total (all-time): $220 – $629

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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At the @academymuseum's Margaret Herrick Library, #AdamSavage meets an original #CowardlyLion wig (which looks insanely good) from 1939’s #thewizardofoz and learns a fact that stunned him and us and MAYBE you?

Published
July 29, 2026
Made for kids
No

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