Where do the daddy long legs make their web home?

Answer 1

To be honest with you, they aren't actually Spiders, but arachnids.

They will tend to live in places like webs. That is the reason why sometimes you find them in your house. In the corners of houses.

Answer 2

Remember that there is also a kind of creature with eight legs but only one main body part that is also called "daddy long legs" or "grand daddy long legs." Those animals are not spiders.

The "daddy long legs" spider is sometimes called the "cellar spider" because they like to find places like cellars that are pretty dark most of the time, don't usually have wind, etc. There are probably lots more of these spiders now that humans make houses for them to live under, but any place that is similar to a cellar, such as a cave, will also give these spiders a good place to live.

Answer 3

In our yard!

Megan Washington, 12 & Liam O'Briant, 9 (step siblings)

Answer 4

Well, I know they live in Maine. I have seen them first hand, but I'm not sure about other places.

Answer 5

usually in the corners of walls or in buckets, bushes or drain pipes.

Answer 6

Usually just in a corner of a wall or doorway. It makes a home in a place just as any other common spider, I hope I helped!