Boston.com readers have a lot of feelings about the Joro spider
When it comes to the giant flying Joro spider that's now in Massachusetts, Boston.com readers are going through some things.
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Is the invasive Joro spider spotted dangerous? What to know
While they may be creepy, Joro spiders aren't dangerous to people or pets, according to Clemson University entomologist David ...
Giant Joro ‘flying’ spider continues march northward with Massachusetts sighting
A palm-sized and brightly colored invasive spider that is native to East Asia was spotted in a historic neighborhood in ...
Giant, invasive joro spiders spotted in the Northeast—but they didn’t fly there
Sightings in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania have arachnophobes buzzing—but experts say these colorful critters likely hitched ...
Where's the giant flying spider? Joro goes missing from web in Boston.
BOSTON - The giant flying Joro spider was nowhere to be found in Boston on Thursday. The paparazzi have been out in full ...
Giant ‘flying’ spiders are knocking on New York’s doorstep
The giant parachuting spiders rumored to be flying to New York may be closer than you think. Trichonephila clavata, also ...
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Is the invasive Joro spider spotted dangerous? What to know
While they may be creepy, Joro spiders aren't dangerous to people or pets, according to Clemson University entomologist David Coyle, with fangs so small they cannot puncture human skin.
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Is the invasive Joro spider spotted dangerous? What to know
While they may be creepy, Joro spiders aren't dangerous to people or pets, according to Coyle, with fangs so small they cannot puncture human skin. Additionally, they tend to avoid confrontation ...
Nine states have reported seeing flying Joro spiders. Will we see them in Kentucky?
Joro spiders were recently spotted in Pennsylvania, making it the ninth state to see this giant, flying spider. Could they ...