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Huge Parachuting Spiders Are Coming to NJ to Stay, Experts Say

Heads up, arachnophobes! These huge, yellow spiders and coming to New Jersey.

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Huge Parachuting Spiders Are Coming to NJ to Stay, Experts Say

Heads up, arachnophobes! These huge, yellow spiders and coming to New Jersey.

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Joro Spiders, the Yellow-Banded Giant and Gentle Invasive Species Inhabit Eastern US

Researchers at Clemson University have made a startling discovery about a new species of spider called the "Joro", which is spreading to new states in the eastern US

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Joro spiders, huge and invasive, spreading around eastern US, study finds

A study from researchers at Clemson found that the invasive Joro spiders are spreading rapidly and could inhabit most of the eastern U.S.

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Why you shouldn t fear spiders known for parachuting through the air

Joro spiders were first found in the U.S. in 2014. Since then, the invasive species that's native to east Asia has been spotted in several states.

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