(WJW) – ‘Daddy longlegs’ are NOT spiders. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently shared the news on social media, and ...

Daddy long legs spiders simply don't have venom glands or fangs and their mouths are very small. Venomous: When we say ...

Daddy-long-legs, which look like spiders with thin legs much longer than their bodies, are generally seen as harmless. But according to many versions of a popular rumor, ...

Daddy-long-legs spiders in Australia are a part of the Pholcidae group, commonly called cellar spiders. "There's more than 1800 species of cellar spiders found around the world," Dr Nixon says.

The daddy long-legs from the spider family, Pholcus phalangioides, do have venom glands, however, there is no scientific evidence to confirm that the venom is harmful to humans. 3.

Daddy-long-legs, which look like spiders with thin legs much longer than their bodies, are generally seen as harmless. But according to many versions of a popular rumor, ...