Bunny Harvestman from the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador. Its scientific name is Metagryne bicolumnata, from the family of Cosmetidae, in the order of Opiliones, also known as Harvestmen or daddy longlegs. v.redd.it/65cgk3uai2b81
Harvestmen I believe, I just wanted to appreciate how amazing these dudes are. Underrated imo.
Full video of the experiment I did to prove that harvestmen are NOT dangerous or venomous youtube.com/watch?v=4GO3N…
Mating or fighting? And are these Harvestmen? Found in GA. v.redd.it/c56jzfkfqfy71
Working on a video proving that harvestmen (“daddy long legs”) are not venomous spiders- here’s part of a microscope dissection of a dead specimen
Can anyone tell me what the knob/bump on this recently passed Harvestmen(I think) is? Best seen in second picture. Eyes? reddit.com/gallery/q72lpa
The Harvestman's Garden: In Autumn, harvestmen, with their exceptionally long thin legs and small central body are some of the most visible and numerous invertebrates to be found in our gardens and countryside. For most people, harvestmen are just long legged spiders; however this is not the case. bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01n…
Sadocus asperatus (on the left) and Pachylus chilensis (on the right) from Chile are one of the most archaic inverts around! They belong to Opiliones, an order of arachnids colloquially known as harvestmen, harvesters, or daddy longlegs.
Two harvestmen (Leiobunum vittatum) mating | More photos + videos linked in comments reddit.com/gallery/pi3bn5
The Harvestman's Garden: In Autumn, harvestmen, with their exceptionally long thin legs and small central body are some of the most visible and numerous invertebrates to be found in our gardens and countryside. For most people, harvestmen are just long legged spiders; however this is not the case. bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01n…
Orangeees – The Harvestmen Strain – Cheese x mandarina x harvest Og
Can anyone tell me what the knob/bump on this recently passed Harvestmen(I think) is? Best seen in second picture. Eyes? reddit.com/gallery/q72n5z
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4tff
Noticed about a dozen interesting fungus looking growths on the roof of a cave at Mother Neff State Park, only to realize they were thousands of harvestmen.
Harvestman, aka daddy longlegs (opiliones) in the forest at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Distinct from spiders, harvestmen are omnivorous and eat solid food rather than liquifying their meals like spiders do [oc]
All the harvestmen around my house have these red things on them, what are they? Are they parasitic?
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4sz2
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old
My Google searches lead me to believe this is some courting behavior between two harvestmen (please correct me if I’m wrong). I was excited to see and capture this so I wanted to share with this amazing community!
I leveled up my farming skill and unlocked this Punisher skin for my Harvestmen
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4t9p
Is it a dog? Maybe a spider? No, its an arachnid, called the bunny harvestman or, more commonly, daddy longlegs. Harvestmen have been around for at least 400 million years and lived even before the dinosaurs.
Furball? Nope. Its freaking harvestmen in thousands! v.redd.it/zvcwk5vj1rn51
Advice for caring for harvestmen? /r/arachnids/comments/oua…
Harvestmen are pure alien reddit.com/gallery/oz7aht
Advice for caring for harvestmen?
I recently found a harvestman indoors, and someone identified them as Opilio Canestrinii, an invasive species in my country. I don't want to let them go, but I really don't want to kill them so I was thinking of catching and keeping them as a pet.
I'd really appreciate advice on feeding, what kind of enclosure to give them, etc.
🔥 Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4tko
TIL that the story of how the Daddy Long Legs is one of the most venomous spiders in the world, but that it lacks big enough fangs to bite is false three times. It’s fangs are as long as a recluse, they lack venom, and they are Harvestmen, not even spiders. backyardnature.net/longle…
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4t7p
Harvestmen have tiny polka dots when you look up close.
Harvestmen are a surprisingly diverse and alien-looking group of animals. Many looking nothing like their American counterparts. reddit.com/gallery/oubrzn
Harvestmen keeping the tiny pests off my plants❤️❤️
I see your Harvestmen scooping and I raise you this Harvestmen bathing! v.redd.it/njbsdlcd9ki51
Gas Station Harvestmen in Greenwood Village, Colorado
Harvestmen protecting my pothos and philos from mites and aphids!❤️❤️
What species of daddy longlegs/harvestmen is this? (Pennsylvania)
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4t5s
Harvestmen are in the same family as the docile daddy longlegs—an arachnid, but not actually a spider. These creatures are not venomous and have been around for 400 million years
Harvestmen Spider (Daddy long legs) In baltic Amber - 50milion years old reddit.com/gallery/ny4th5
