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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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United statesAndy davisHannah burrackDavid coyleDavid nelsenSouthern adventist universityUniversity of georgiaClemson universityMichigan state universityEast coastMichigan stateEast asia

Here s what experts think about invasive Joro spiders

They spiders are native to East Asia, have bright yellow and black coloring and can grow as long as three inches.

United statesDavid coyleDavid nelsenHannah burrackAndy davisUniversity of georgiaClemson universityMichigan state universitySouthern adventist universityEast coastMichigan stateEast asia

Venomous Flying Spiders With 4-Inch Legs Spreading Across The East Coast

The spiders are known to feed on mosquitoes and biting flies.

United statesNew yorkNew jerseyDavid coyleDepartment of forestryEnvironmental conservation at clemson universityEast coastEast asiaEnvironmental conservationClemson university

Venomous Flying Spiders With 4-Inch Legs Spreading Across The East Coast

The spiders are known to feed on mosquitoes and biting flies.

New jerseyUnited statesNew yorkDavid coyleEnvironmental conservation at clemson universityDepartment of forestryEast coastEast asiaEnvironmental conservationClemson university

Venomous Flying Spiders With 4-Inch Legs Spreading Across The East Coast

The spiders are known to feed on mosquitoes and biting flies.

New jerseyUnited statesNew yorkDavid coyleDepartment of forestryEnvironmental conservation at clemson universityEast coastEast asiaEnvironmental conservationClemson university

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