Devil's Claw is a plant species commonly found in southern Africa. It has earned its name due to the horn-like appendages on its fruits, which resemble the claws of a devil. However, it is also known by other names such as Grapple plant, Wood spider, and Harpagophytum, which is derived from its botanical name. Some African tribes refer to it as "devil's cherry" or "tiger's claw," while others call it "elephant's foot" or "lion's claw." This plant is commonly used in traditional medicine to treat arthritis, fever, and digestive problems. Its ability to relieve pain has led to its commercialization in many countries worldwide.
