Background: The fibula receives vital nutrition from nutrient arteries during embryonic bone growth and early ossification. This study assesses the direction, distance, location, number, and foraminal index of nutrient foramina in dry fibulae from the South Indian population. A descriptive cross-sectional analysis of 63 fibulae recorded parameters including length, foramen number, location, and direction. Results showed the mean fibula length was 34.68 cm, with 88.88% having a single foramen. Most foramina were located on the medial crest and predominantly in Zone II. Conclusion: Knowledge of nutrient foramen distribution is valuable for anthropologists, forensic experts, radiologists, and orthopedic surgeons, particularly in vascularized fibular graft procedures.