Joro spider is rapidly spreading in the U.S. They're not after you

The Joro spider is an invasive species rapidly spreading in parts of the U.S. New research underscores that the arachnid species is non-aggressive, and even shy.

An Unconventional Pet for this Elementary Class - The Paideia School

Joro spiders are more afraid of you (if that's possible)

Joro Spider Update: controlling this invasive species

The Joro spider invades eastern US: How the insects are parachuting in

This giant spider is expected to hitchhike, parachute into

What You Need to Know About the Joro Spider

Joro Spider Information

The parachuting Joro spider

Joro spiders get the publicity, but Georgia hosts armies of

Clemson scientist: Study shows Joro spiders 'here to stay

The Jorō spider (Trichonephila clavata) in the southeastern U.S.

Big Spider Weaves Way into GA

What Are Joro Spiders? Scientists Expect Them to Invade the East

Joro Spiders And The Pest Challenge In Atlanta, Georgia