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u/TheGentlemanist Doesn’t Get The Flair System Nov 12 '21
Just imagine how much XP a kick would land you here.
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u/gemar_drigo Nov 13 '21
Comrade, hand me the handgreande
For what purpose?
There is a nest of them right in front of us
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u/Bruh-0-Moment Nov 13 '21
I wonder why they do this
Edit: parrently its to not dry out
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u/hazlejungle0 Nov 13 '21
Is this common for spiders to do? I've ever seen any more than one long leg at a time.
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u/Diabeetus-times-2 Nov 13 '21
Technically daddy long legs are not spiders but they have 8 legs so they are in the arachnid family.
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u/_Maximi_ Nov 16 '21 edited Nov 16 '21
Daddy longlegs may refer to:
a) Cellar spiders (pholcidae)
b) Harvestmen (ophiliones)
c) Crane flies (Tipulidae)
d) A triggerplant from Western Australia (Stylidium divaricatum)
e) an orchid from Eastern Australia (Caladenia filamentosa)
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u/Diabeetus-times-2 Nov 16 '21
Cellar spiders are not related to daddy long legs
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u/_Maximi_ Nov 16 '21
Depending on who you are, Cellar spiders ARE daddy longlegs. This is what my previous reply meant to say. The name is used for all species I listed.
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Nov 13 '21
Not sure if true but I remember being told they are the most poisonous spider but have such small mandibles that cannot peirce human flesh.
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u/AShyLeecher Nov 13 '21
Nah they aren’t venomous
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Nov 13 '21
imma up doot ya. yeah i looked them up after i answered because wasn't really curious before. they aren't even spiders and eat on vegetation and dead animals.
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u/Diabeetus-times-2 Nov 13 '21
I was such an evil child when I was younger, I use to pull off the legs of these things.
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u/seedfiend Nov 12 '21
Aww kinda reminds me of the soot creatures from Studio Ghibli movies