The giant house spider is largely beneficial for helping control other, more dangerous pests, but here's how to tell it apart from other spiders.

Don't fear the giant, venomous spider: Scientists say the invasive Jorō spider is getting a bad rap Yes, they're venomous, and yes, they fall from the sky like paratroopers.

Giant exotic spiders are invading the eastern United States — and experts warn they're here to stay Joro spiders are not dangerous to humans, but the invasive species is still harming other species ...

By MELINA WALLING (Associated Press) A large, brightly colored invasive species called the Joro spider is on the move in the ...

Are Joro spiders dangerous to humans or pets? The idea of an encounter with a giant spider may sound unappealing to most, but Joro spiders don’t pose a threat to humans or pets.

Giant yellow spiders could soon invade the East Coast, scientists say. They've already been spotted in the Upstate. ... Joro spiders aren't dangerous and do not need to be killed.

Giant Joro spiders reached the US in 2014, and are now said to be taking over the country state by state Giant spiders could soon be parachuting into New York Skip to main content ...

Study: Giant Joro spiders, seen in the Southeast, could be heading up the East Coast A Joro spider can grow to be about 3 inches long and has eight legs with distinctive stripes of yellow on them.

SCIENCE Giant Joro ‘flying’ spider continues march northward with Massachusetts sighting The bright-yellow and black spiders can grow as long as 6 inches when its legs are fully extended ...

Giant, 'flying' Joro spiders expected to spread to NJ, NY this summer. The non-native arachnid caused a frenzy but scientists say not to worry. ... Are Joro spiders dangerous?

The spiders can live for up to 20 years in the wild, are hard to spot despite their size, and have been found near regional farming towns in Australia By Brandon Livesay ...