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Giant venomous flying spiders are creeping their way from Georgia up the East Coast

Researchers at UGA believe they arrived here around 2013, all the way from Japan.

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Spider invasion in NJ? What to know about the giant Joro spider

Exaggerated news reports suggest Joro spiders are falling from the sky via a technique known as ballooning.

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Your Questions About the Venomous Joro Spider, Answered

Your Questions About the Venomous Joro Spider, Answered
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Joro spiders are on the move, experts say populations of the invasive species are growing

Joro spiders are on the move, experts say populations of the invasive species are growing
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They re big They re colorful But Joro spiders aren t nightmare fodder

A large, brightly colored invasive species called the Joro spider is on the move in the United States. Populations have been growing in parts of the South

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