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Nettie 'Daddy Long Legs” cast-resin doll by artist Karen Germany, 24' tall in white dressNettie is a 'Daddy Long Legs” cast-resin doll by artist Karen Germany, 24' tall in white simple cotton dress and head-dress turban with golden star in turban. She has long matching pantaloons that go up to her chest. Her head lower arms and lower legs are made of resin. Her chest and torso are made of a wooden block shape and her upper arms and upper legs are material to allow limbs to have free movement. She has extra large bare feet. Her right thumb is missing 1/2' so it is just the base. When her hands are placed together folded in her lap it does not show the missing section.
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She has great modeling to her face. She is missing a straw hat and cotton robe dress.“Daddy Long Legs” are cast-resin dolls by artist Karen Germany, “most of them were made in the 1990s and Karen Germany would break the mold, making them collector’s items.”.
It turns out that the notion is false on both counts. But a little clarification is needed.According to entomologists at the University of California, Riverside, the term 'daddy longlegs' is commonly used to refer to two distinct types of creatures: opilionids arachnids with pill-shape bodies and eight long legs that are actually not spiders, and pholcids, which have long legs and small bodies, and thus resemble opilionids, but which are true spiders.Opilionids true daddy longlegs live in moist, dark places and eat mostly and animal matter. 'They do not have venom glands, fangs or any other mechanism for chemically subduing their food,' the UC entomologists write on their website. 'Therefore, they do not have poison and, by the powers of logic, cannot be poisonous from venom. Some have defensive secretions that might be poisonous to small animals if ingested.
So, for these daddy longlegs, the tale is clearly false.' Pholcids, or daddy long-legs spiders, are venomous predators, and although they never naturally bite people, their fangs are similar in structure to those of brown recluse spiders, and therefore can theoretically penetrate skin. For these reasons, 'This is most probably the animal to which people refer when they tell the tale,' the entomologists assert.But is pholcids' venom extremely poisonous? Surprisingly, because they almost never bite, scientists have never bothered to conduct research to determine their venom's. In 2004, the Discovery Channel show 'Mythbusters' stepped in to fill this knowledge void. The team set out to coax a daddy longlegs spider into biting the arm of the show's co-host, Adam Savage.Their official conclusion? Solitaire blitz facebook.
The spider was able to penetrate Savage's skin, and he reported nothing more than a very mild from the venom that lasted just a few seconds.Follow Natalie Wolchover on Twitter @. Follow Life's Little Mysteries on Twitter @, then join us on.