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Giant flying Joro spider multiplying across the East Coast could soon invade Florida

Posted on March 15, 2022March 30, 2022 by Simcha K | 22803 Views | 14 min read

Joro spider, a type of orb-weaver spider native to Japan — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Dave Hansche Americans living on the East Coast may soon find themselves facing an invasion of giant flying spiders. Large enough to cover the palm of your hand, the Joro spider is quite intimidating. But will these creatures pose a problem

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