A painting I drew in Hawaii before.
The literal translation might be "Daddy longlegs spider," but it seems to be different from the Opiliones. I found it interesting when I looked it up before.
Did you know? This daddy longlegs spider is said to have the strongest venom in the world. Despite having such a lovely name.
But its fangs are too brittle and weak, they break, so they can't pierce human skin. That's why its potent venom can't be used. I found it quite funny. It might represent the kindness of the world's daddies, not their melancholy. A cute story.