The Wolverine Frog (also known as the Hairy Frog or Horror Frog) is a single species that is native to the fast-flowing rivers and lowland rainforests of Central Africa. This remarkable creature has some crazy features that make it stand out from other frogs and invite us to consider the incredible complexity of God’s creation. One of its most fascinating characteristics is its unusual defense mechanism. When threatened, the wolverine frog can deliberately break bones in its toes, forcing sharp, claw-like bone tips through its skin. These “claws” help the frog defend itself against predators and can inflict deep bleeding wounds on a person holding it. Unlike ordinary claws, they are not made of keratin but are actual bone pieces. Scientists believe the frog’s tissues can heal after this remarkable defense mechanism is employed. Another unique feature is the male frog’s hair-like structures, which develop along its sides and thighs during the breeding season. Although they resemble hair, these structures are actually extensions of the skin containing blood vessels. Scientists believe they help the male absorb additional oxygen while guarding eggs underwater. “O Lord, how manifold are thy works! in wisdom hast thou made them all:” (Psalm 104:24).