Daddy Longlegs is a common name for several types of arachnids, primarily the harvestmen and cellar spiders. They are characterized by their long, thin legs and small bodies. Despite their name, they are not true spiders and belong to different orders within the arachnid class. Daddy Longlegs are often found in gardens, forests, and homes, where they feed on small insects and decaying organic matter. These creatures are harmless to humans and do not possess venom that can affect us. Daddy Longlegs play a beneficial role in the ecosystem by helping to control pest populations. Their unique appearance and behavior make them a fascinating subject of study in the world of arachnology.