Harvestman (also known as Daddy Longlegs)

Commonly found in damp, shady areas such as under rocks, logs, in leaf litter, or on forest floors and garden foliage.

Omnivorous; they scavenge on dead insects, fungi, and plant matter, or hunt sluggish prey like aphids and mites.

Nocturnal; they do not spin webs or produce venom. When threatened, they may shed a leg (autotomy) or release a pungent odor from scent glands.

Completely harmless to humans as they lack venom glands and fangs; beneficial to ecosystems as scavengers and predators of garden pests.