A big spider will spread in the U.S. No, it won't 'parachute.

The internet is awash in news about the spread of the invasive Joro spider, a big, striking arachnid. Research suggests the spider will inevitably expand its range around the Southeast and along the Eastern Seaboard.

Jorō spiders: Where are they found and are they poisonous?

Joro spider is a unique exception to a major threat - Big Think

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Giant Joro Spiders Will Make Their Way Up the East Coast This Spring

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Study: Giant parachuting spiders are 'spreading like wildfire' in SC

Large, parachuting spiders could soon invade the East Coast, study finds

Joro spider invasive species to parachute through eastern U.S.

Giant parachuting spiders 'spreading like wildfire

Giant Joro Spiders Will Make Their Way Up the East Coast This Spring

The Joro Spiders May Be Arriving In Ohio Soon

Giant Joro spider that 'parachutes' by using webs to ride the wind like a balloon 'set to cover the entire East Coast

Giant Joro spider invading Georgia, expected to spread quickly across Alabama

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