What you need to know about giant, invasive joro spiders

Taking the pulse (literally) of female jorō spiders hints that the arachnid might push farther north than a relative that has stayed put in the South.

Joro spiders aren't scary. They're shy.

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

Don't fear the giant, venomous spider: Scientists say the invasive Jorō spider is getting a bad rap

Joro spider in Georgia, What to know about the bright crawlers

Giant Joro Spider Invasion on the East Coast: Cause for Alarm?

South Carolina: Giant parachuting spiders along East Coast

Golden Silk Spider or Joro Spider?, Vol. 8, No. 18

Will giant Joro spiders parachute their way into N.J. and other northern states?

Giant exotic spiders are invading the eastern United States — and experts warn they're here to stay

Giant invasive spider could spread to much of East Coast, scientists say

What You Need to Know About the Joro Spider

What are Joro spiders? The invasive species spreading in the US

Joro Spiders: What You Need to Know - Alabama Cooperative Extension System

Invasive Joro Spiders Are Flourishing in Georgia

Millions of palm-size, flying spiders could invade the East Coast, scientists say