These massive spiders have been making headlines over the past months as they expand their presence in the United States. Now ...

You’ll notice the female joro right away. Their abdomen looks a bit like the business end of a hornet. A reddish splotch of ...

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the spider that news headlines have described as “giant,” “flying” and “venomous” has made its way to New England. While it may be a nightmare for anyone with arachnophobia, the invasive Joro spider ...

Joro spiders will eat anything that falls into their giant webs, including other invasive species such as beetles, lanternflies and stink bugs. May be too early to tell how this new invasion will play ...

Enter Joro Watch, a digital Joro spider monitoring and data collection program created by the Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health at the University of Georgia. The Joro spider ...

Joro spiders will eat anything that falls into their giant webs, including other invasive species such as beetles, lanternflies, and stink bugs. It may be too early to tell how this new invasion will ...

Joro spiders will eat anything that falls into their giant webs, including other invasive species such as beetles, lanternflies, and stink bugs. It may be too early to tell how this new invasion will ...

Nolan Horn, treasurer of BU Bug Club, compared the Joro spider’s bite to “somewhere between a mosquito and a bee sting.” Traniello said the spider’s ability to survive colder climates similar to New ...