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Experts say huge spiders on East Coast here to stay

Experts say huge spiders on East Coast here to stay
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Huge spiders in Eastern US aren t going away, experts say

Huge spiders in Eastern US aren t going away, experts say
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Scene out of Arachnophobia Huge spiders in Eastern US aren t going away, experts say

The spiders are harmless to humans.

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Huge Joro spiders in Eastern US are here to stay, study says

Huge Joro spiders in Eastern US are here to stay, study says
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Scene out of Arachnophobia Huge spiders in Eastern US aren t going away, experts say | Region

Since their arrival in Georgia nearly 10 years ago, the yellow-banded Joro spiders and their huge webs have set up camp in the southeastern U.S., experts say.

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