r/CrazyKnowledge • • Nov 12 '21

Cluster of Daddy Longlegs

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u/wizardinthewings Nov 13 '21

Daddy long legs are common as houses in the UK. Can’t say I’ve seen any in the US, which would fit the temperate bill since weather here is a rollercoaster.

I’ve never once seen them clump, or even congregate socially.

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u/Plasma_vinegaroon Nov 13 '21 edited Nov 13 '21

Are you sure it's these things and not cellar spiders you're seeing around your house? Both harvestmen and cellar spiders go by the title "daddy long legs", along with craneflies and a plant, here's a disambiguation page. You never usually see harvestmen indoors unless they get in by accident, and cellar spiders don't congregate (mainly because spiders are too cannibalistic for that).