Where is the funny bone located in the body?

Answer 1

At your elbow where the Humerus bone ( upper arm )connects with the radius and Ulna ( lower arm )

It is not a bone but a spot on the elbow where the ulnar nerve runs close to the surface and produces a sharp tingling sensation if knocked against the bone but it hurts really bad if you hit it and I'm sure everyone has done that at least once....

AnswerIt's your elbow, it's only a nick name though, it's called the funny bone because it connects the 'humerous' or upper arm bone to the bones in your lower arm.

I don't know why ^^^ is listed under answer because the first answer is correct. the second is absolutely incorrect. There is no 'bone' at all. Just the largest exposed nerve in the body!

Answer 2

The Humorous bone is a bone behind your elbow, The nickname for it is the funny bone, because whenever you hit it you always laugh no matter what!.. for example, i hit it on the door, i laughed to high heaven, and that wasn't that only a bruise, never ever, comes up where ever you hit it and whenever you hit it!

Answer 3

The most funny bone as per I look to it is called as "Ethmoid". It is located in and around your nose. The most interesting bone in your body is called as "Sphenoid". Some people may like to call this bone as funny bone. It is located in your skull.

Answer 4

your HUMEROUS bone is in your upper arm I should know I broke mine it pirced into the muscle excruciatingly painful:]

Answer 5

The funny bone is actually called the humerus and is located in your arm.

Answer 6

The funny bone is found in the inside part of your elbow. It is nicknamed the funny bone because its actual name is the humorous.

Answer 7

The "Funny bone" is actually a bone connected to your elbow in your lower arm called the Ulna.

Answer 8

In the elbow. It is the end of the "humerus", which is where the phrase "funny bone" comes from, because of the similarity to "humorous".

Answer 9

The bone that people call the funny bone is the humerus, and more specifically, the medial epicondyle.

Answer 10

Medial forearm