Chicken Wing Yes, chicken wings do relate to a human arm in many ways. The Bones of a chicken wing are the exact same types of bones that are on a human body, even though they look different. As well as the bones, the skin and muscles are another match in the chicken’s wing and the human arm, they both have skin and the same muscles as us. The chickens share with us the radius, the ulna, the wrist, the thumb, the digits, the hand, and the elbow, which are all different types of bones that are in the human skeletal structure and the chicken skeletal structure. Some of the muscles in the chicken are also some of the muscles in the human like the biceps which is located on the humerus, and the triceps which are located in the upper arm/wing.
