Pholcidinae
Pholcidinae is a subfamily of pholcid spiders, commonly known as cellar spiders or daddy long-legs spiders. This subfamily is characterized by its long, slender legs and a small, often globular body. Pholcidinae spiders are found worldwide, inhabiting a variety of environments, though they are most frequently encountered in human dwellings, particularly in cellars, basements, attics, and other dark, undisturbed areas.
These spiders are known for their distinctive webs, which are irregularly spun and often built in corners
A notable behavior of Pholcidinae spiders is their defensive mechanism. When disturbed, they will often rapidly