Understanding Daddy Long Legs and Spiders

The video addresses misconceptions about daddy longlegs, explaining that the term refers to different creatures in various regions, including a spider, a harvestman, a crane fly, and even a plant. It clarifies the biological classification of spiders and distinguishes between these creatures based on their anatomical features and taxonomy.

What prompted the narrator to clarify the topic of daddy long legs?

• A scientific discovery

• Viewer comments and questions

• A personal experience

• A new research paper

Which class do spiders belong to in the biological classification system?

• Insects

• Mammals

• Reptiles

• Arachnids

What is a key feature that distinguishes true spiders from other arachnids?

• Having six legs

• Ability to fly

• Presence of fangs and poison glands

• Living in water

In Australia, what creature is commonly referred to as a daddy longlegs?

• House Fly

• Harvestman

• Cellar Spider

• Crane Fly

What is the main difference between the harvestman and true spiders?

• Harvestmen have wings

• Harvestmen can spin webs

• Harvestmen are mammals

• Harvestmen have two eyes and lack fangs

In the UK, what insect is referred to as a daddy longlegs?

• Dragonfly

• Cellar Spider

• Crane Fly

• Harvestman

How many legs do insects typically have?

• Ten

• Four

• Eight

• Six

What is a unique feature of eukaryotic cells?

• Lack of a nucleus

• Presence of a nucleus

• Prokaryotic nature

• Single-celled structure

How many types of daddy longlegs are mentioned in the video?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• Five

Which of the following is not an arachnid?

• Mite

• Spider

• Crane Fly

• Scorpion