Harvestman (daddy longlegs), likely a gonyleptid harvestman

Leaf litter, soil, rotting logs, and shaded forest floors, especially in humid tropical or subtropical regions.

Mostly omnivorous scavengers, eating decaying plant matter, fungi, small dead animals, and occasionally tiny live invertebrates.

Usually nocturnal and solitary or aggregating in damp shelters. They have a single fused body region, do not produce silk, and can shed a leg to escape predators.

Generally harmless to humans and do not possess medically significant venom or fangs. They recycle organic matter and prey on small organisms, benefiting forest ecosystems.