Do Bones have Metal In Them?

Not like fake bones like do your real human bones have metal or metal like things in it?

Likely in trace amounts, as metals are often a key component of enzyme activity. But not in amounts that you would think of as being metallic. Bones are mainly structures of calcium phosphate.

But from a strictly chemistry standpoint, calcium is an alkaline earth metal.

But I suspect your definition of metals is more what most people think of as metals -- iron, copper, tin, aluminum, titanium, etc.