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Giant Joro Spiders Could Invade New Jersey This Summer

Despite their intimidating appearance, these spiders are harmless to humans and pets

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Massachusetts May Be Impacted By Venomous Flying Spiders

The Joro spider is a flying, venomous arachnid that was recently reported in New Jersey. Will it make its way to the SouthCoast and are they dangerous?

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Giant venomous flying spiders headed for New York

New Jersey Pest Control warns of incoming Joro Spiders with a leg span of up to 4 inches and the ability to glide on the wind.

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How Soon Could Venomous Flying Spiders Appear in Michigan?

Giant venomous Joro Spiders have long been rumored to invade Michigan, but is that such a bad thing after all?

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How Soon Could Venomous Flying Spiders Appear in Michigan?

Giant venomous Joro Spiders have long been rumored to invade Michigan, but is that such a bad thing after all?

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