Invasive Joro spiders "may be hanging on a web near you": Here's what to know
Summary
The invasive Joro spider is appearing in more areas across several U.S. states. Scientists say these spiders are mostly harmless to people.Key Facts
- Joro spiders are not originally from the United States; they are considered invasive.
- They have been found in multiple U.S. states recently.
- Researchers report that Joro spiders pose little danger to humans.
- These spiders build large, colorful webs.
- The presence of Joro spiders is increasing each year.
- They mainly live outdoors and avoid human contact.
- Experts are studying how this spider affects local ecosystems.
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