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Harvestmen, otherwise known as daddy long-legs (not to be confused with the cellar spiders of family Pholcidae, which are also described as daddy long-legs) bear a striking resemblance to spiders, but they actually belong to a separate order of arachnids known as Opiliones. These strange-looking creatures have eight legs, but only two eyes, and their body segments are largely fused together, giving the body a noticeably rounded, pill-like appearance.

Above: Metagryne bicolumnata, commonly known as the bunny harvestman

There are roughly 6,700 known species of harvestman, but researchers estimate that a total of more than 10,000 species may currently exist. Their physical features vary greatly from one species to the next; some harvestmen have crab-like claws, spikes, thorny legs, elongated bodies, colorful features, or cryptic markings. Most of them are equipped with long, spindly legs, but there are some that have shorter, stockier limbs instead.

Above: Megabunus diadema and two unidentified species from family Sclerosomatidae

Unlike spiders, harvestmen have an omnivorous diet that includes fungi, fruit pulp, seeds, pollen, lichen, algae, and invertebrate prey, and they are capable of consuming solid food, whereas spiders are typically carnivorous and feed only on fluids.

Above: a harvestman from genus Chasenella munching on a mushroom-cap

As this article explains:

Harvestmen consume mushrooms, fruit pulp, seeds, and seed appendages more frequently than spiders probably because they are “solid food feeders," which means they can ingest solid tissues by biting off small pieces. In turn, spiders are “fluid feeders” and feed on vegetable matter most frequently in the form of fluids (e.g. nectar, stigmatic exudate, plant sap, and honey dew) rather than fungal or plant tissues.

Above: genus Marthana

When given a choice between fresh fruit or invertebrate prey, some harvestmen actually prefer the fruit:

Schaus et al. carried out a feeding trial in which the Neotropical harvestman Erginulus clavotibialis was given a choice between fresh pineapple and live invertebrate prey. This harvestman demonstrated a distinct preference for fruit over the invertebrate prey.

Above: Dentobunus quadridentatus

Harvestmen are also much more social than spiders, and the males of some species have been known to engage in paternal care, which is a trait that rarely occurs among arthropods:

Single fatherhood is the rarest form of parental care in nature. Still, males are often the sole caretakers of progeny among a number of species of daddy long-legs, also known as harvestmen. In these species, fathers are exclusively responsible for guarding eggs that females lay on the undersides of leaves; the males remain on the eggs nearly constantly for months.

Above: several harvestman eggs and a young hatchling

When threatened, harvestmen often bob up and down erratically in an effort to confuse their attackers. They also have several other defense mechanisms, including pungent, foul-tasting secretions, the ability to "play dead," and autotomy, which is the ability to discard one or more of their own limbs in order to escape from predators.

Above: the photo at the top shows an unidentified harvestman from family Cosmetidae, while the photo on the bottom shows a species from genus Gnomulus

Harvestmen are completely harmless to humans. Their mouthparts are far too small to penetrate human skin, and contrary to popular belief, they do not have the "world's deadliest venom" -- in fact, they don't produce any venom at all.

Above: genus Obidosus

Sources & More Info:

BioOne: Fungus and Fruit Consumption by Harvestmen and Spiders: the Vegetarian Side of Two Predominantly Predaceous Arachnid Groups

Laboratory of Arthropod Behavior and Evolution: Harvestmen

Argo Biology: Citizen Science Reveals How Devoted Harvestman Dads Evolved Again and Again

NBC: Daddy Long-Legs Paternal Care Pays off in Longer Life, More Sex

PLOS One: Paternal Care Decreases Foraging Activity, but Does Not Impose Survival Costs to Caring Males in a Neotropical Arachnid

Gulo in Nature: Are Daddy Long-Legs Venemous?

DO NOT EAT RANGOLI.

A TikTok video by @rangolibyleerthi , although its watermarked Rangoli By Keerthi, with differing names. Last Friday Night by Katy Perry plays in the backround. The video itself shows rainbow, flower-themed rangoli being made, consisting of a rainbow flower in the center, purple outlining around it, and then larger rainbow petals with white, wispy patterns inside them further outwards.

Everything goes fine for a while. Danny shuts the cameras down when hes having a bad day, but usually he leaves them and even seems less paranoid about them as time goes on.

But then, Danny finally convinces Jason to let them get a dog. Jason agreed so long as it was small to medium size, so of course that ment they brought home some sort of massive breed that Jason pretty sure is part wolf. Or demon. But Danny insists its a small dog, and won't grow any bigger than 36inches tall, and he looked so happy and in love with the dog that Jason just couldn't say no. At least it was well behaved-

-But after a week or so of having the dog, it started acting weird one morning. Standing the middle of the living room, they barked at the corner of the house repeatedly, not coming for food or water or to play. Finally, Danny checked out what they were looking at, and as he dug around and searched, his body started shaking in fear.

It was a camera. Not one of their, it was more high tech, smaller, and not at all where Danny placed them. Danny threw the camera on the ground, breaking it, before frantically tearing the house apart in search of more, the dog more than happy to help him search. Danny looked and relooked and checked for four hours before finally collapsing in the closet and having a panic attack.

When Jason came home to the house torn apart he freaked out and was relieved to find Danny in the closet with the dog. Though, he was worried that Danny was completely despondent and that his face was stained with tears.

When he finally got him to talk, and tell him about the cameras, Jason was pissed. He had a good idea who planted them, and he was so angry that they caused such a setback.

Jason took Danny and the dog to a hotel, watching with a tense jaw as Danny did a sweep of their room 6 times before laying on the bed and passing out.

inspiration struck and would not let me go until i drew this

They did their best to save her.

Their best wasn't enough.

After the grief comes the realisation that Danny is immortal. Oh, he will surely die a second time, but his future as a ghost is pretty much assured.

He will have to bury many more of his loved ones, and very few will follow him to the afterlife.

But some can.

Here is Danny's most well-kept secret: he knows what it takes to make a living being into a ghost at the moment of their death. He has never spoken a word of it to anyone, and he never will.

But it gives him the idea to ask his loved ones if they would follow him to his strange sort of afterlife in death.

(Well. Not all of his loved ones. He knows what his parents' answer would be.)

Tucker and Sam say yes.

They've followed him to the Ghost Zone before, and they see nothing wrong with making a permanent residence there when the time comes. They won't leave him to face eternity alone.

Jazz says no.

It devastates him, but Danny accepts it.

He has to. His method only works on the willing. He doesn't want to think he would force this on anyone, but he is also glad the option isn't there.

He deals with it.

They have decades to live together. Who cares if they don't have forever? His time with her will be no less precious for it.

Except they don't have decades together.

When Danny is on the cusp of his eighteenth birthday, he, his friends, his family and Vlad are caught up in the blast of an explosion. His world detonates around him and he survives it only because he was in Phantom form.

Danny buries his loved ones and the godfather he never wanted.

(Vlad had promised they were one and the same. That if anything, they would survive each other.

He was supposed to be the one that understood. The one that stayed.

Vlad was wrong, and Danny hates him for it.)

He goes after the GIW, who were responsible for the explosion, and makes them regret it. He doesn't go so far as to kill, he knows too well the price of death, but he makes sure they would find death preferable.

Then he waits.

It takes a week for Sam and Tucker's ghosts to form. When it does, Danny disables the portal and leaves Amity Park behind. He takes his best friends with him.

They go to Gotham City, where their obsessions can more easily be fulfilled and the ambient ectoplasm is ideal for newly-formed ghosts.

Sam and Tucker are different now.

It is harder to rein in their impulses. Danny does his best to remind them to be careful around humans.

He buys the three of them a mansion with Vlad's money. It's properly goth and outfitted with the latest technology. It's decently isolated so they don't have to pretend to be human out there.

His best friends are different.

But he marked them for death before tragedy happened and it had the unforeseen side effect of letting them retain more of their identity than any ghost he has previously encountered.

He is glad for it.

They bicker as much as ever.

And they worry for him.

Sam nags him into attending his classes at university, Tucker forces him to make living friends.

When he meets Tim Drake-Wayne and falls in love, they cheer him on.

If he wasn't already half-gone, that boy would be the death of him.

He makes Danny believe life is beautiful again.

But Tim is accident-prone. Every few weeks, he has some sort of injury. Sometimes they are extreme sports-related, sometimes they have to do with the infrequent kidnappings he and his family are subjected to.

Sometimes he is collateral in a rogue attack during one of his family galas.

(Why anyone still organises galas in Gotham is kind of beyond him.)

Sam and Tucker think Tim is hiding something, but they respect Danny's desire to wait and see. He has things to hide too, after all.

But he is starting to want forever with Tim and he does not know if he wants to wait until they trust each other to find out if that is something he can hope for.

So he asks him one quiet evening, where their hands are interlinked and their eyes fixed on the stars in the planetarium Tim bought them tickets to.

"Would you want to live forever if it meant you were no longer human?"

(Tim thinks about Ra's Al Ghul, who has lived centuries and become so twisted he cannot rightly be called human.)

Tim says no.

It hurts, but it is his choice. Danny accepts it.

A day later, he breaks up with him.

Better to save his cracked heart from further shattering.

Tucker philosophises, sitting on Danny's bed. He's been rotting in there for the past few days, skipping class to mope around instead.

"It's like asking your partner if they want kids one day but for half-ghosts, I guess. It's better to know immortality's a dealbreaker now than after you're married."

Sam nods, her glowing purple eyes soft with sympathy. She is floating on top of him, the tip of her combat boot intangibly passing through his elbow.

"You'll find your happily ever after, Danny. I'm sorry, I know you really liked him."

"I loved him," he mumbles, burrowing further into his sheets.

"And I'm sure he loved you too. Unfortunately, sometimes love isn't enough. You have the right to save your heart for someone you won't have to grieve. You've lost enough, Danny."

The halfa sighs.

"Maybe I don't have to grieve him, but I'm losing him anyway. It feels less like self-preservation and more like cowardice."

So it start like this

Danny as the ghost king decided to go on a vacation in the DC universe and he kinda fell in love with someone with the last name of Wayne and they low-key got married and had a child together then after a long time and bla bla bla he then faked his death and all cuz human can't live that long right?

He did visit the DC universe several times to check on his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren or something(the time in ghost zone and outside is very different )then he continues his job as a ghost king while monitoring them all when he got the chance and all

And after a long time since his last vacation he decided to have another vacation in DC and to look at his beloved great great grandchildren family

Which is the batclan and he was like awww they're so cute and such a lil shit sometimes and he ABSOLUTELY LOVES THOSE GREMLINS

And the batclan met Danny and they were like holy shite this dude looks like a younger Bruce so they jokingly said Bruce might have a secret child he did not know about and they did a DNA test (they low-key stole his hair or got his saliva or something that can be used for dna test) for funsies only to find out that the kid was actually more of his great great grandparent rather than his kid and they all confused as to how it was possible and when they ran the DNA test again all result is the same and they didn't know how tf it was possible and chaos ensued