can anyone tell me which is the "SHARPEST" bone in the human body??

Answer 1

None of the bones are "sharp." They can't be sharp because they interact with muscle, cartilege, other organs and each other. Your question, I'm afraid, is a non-sequitur.

And as for Mike C's answer: Teeth are NOT bones.

Answer 2

The answer is 206 for sure, but let me add some more interesting facts. The "adult" human body has 206 bones. At the time of birth a child has 300 bones but these bones fuse with each other as the child grows up and at adulthood the figure drops to 206. The smallest bone is stirrup, present in human ear and is less than an inch long. It carries sound from eardrum to inner ear. The largest bone is femur which is from hip to knee. The only bone in the human body not connected to another is the hyoid, a V-shaped bone at the base of the tongue between the mandible and the voice box. Its function is to support the tongue and its muscles.

Answer 3

jack got it right. There are no "sharp" bones, and teeth ARE NOT bones.

The long bones have bulbous ends, as do most of the bones in the hands and feet, most of the rest are "flat". The most distal phalanges (last bone at the end of the hands or feet) do come towards a point, but they are at best like an usharpended pencil (see illustration linked to in source)

Answer 4

A broken one! Those jagged edges will rip right through the skin

Answer 5

The shoulder "blade" maybe? It does go down to an almost point and it is called a blade.

Answer 6

i'm guessing the toe bones, bcthey are small enough. or rib bones?

Answer 7

skulls bones r sharper....i used to get hurt whenever i study on skull by its small sharp bones.

Answer 8

Just a guess: the teeth? the incisor teeth specifically

Answer 9

has to be one of the skull bones
i guess one of these......... Ethmoid, Sphenoid or vomer.

Answer 10

spines of vertebral column