A *Pholcus phalangioides* spider, commonly known as a cellar spider, is depicted centered on a light grey, textured surface

A *Pholcus phalangioides* spider, commonly known as a cellar spider, is depicted centered on a light grey, textured surface. The spider possesses a small, dark, ovoid body and eight exceptionally long, slender, light greyish-brown legs, extending radially from its body. The legs exhibit faint segmentations. The surface, identified as a wall or ceiling within a structure in San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina, presents a slightly irregular texture with minor specks and dust particles visible. The spider is stationary. Ambient, diffused lighting illuminates the scene, casting minimal shadows, with a faint, blurry shadow discernible to the upper left of the spider's body. No other subjects, actions, or specific environmental features are evident beyond the spider and the textured background.