·Appearance: Cellar spiders are pale yellow to light brown in color with long, skinny legs and a small body.

·Region: There are about 20 species of cellar spiders found throughout the United States and Canada.

·Habits: Cellar spiders and their webs are usually found in dark and damp places, such as cellars, basements and crawl spaces. They can also be found in the corners of garages, sheds, barns and warehouses, on eaves, windows and ceilings, and inside closets, sink cabinets and bath-traps. Cellar spiders seem to fare better in areas with higher relative humidity.

·Threat: Cellar spiders do not bite and therefore pose no threat to humans. Urban legend has it that their venom is the most deadly of all spiders, but their weak mouthparts keep them from injecting venom into humans.

·Unique Facts: Cellar spiders are commonly referred to as "daddy-long-legs" because of their very long, thin legs.