Joro Spider Georgia 2025. Joro spiders are spreading in S.C., reports say JoroSpider.Org takes a casual look at the intimidating Joro Spider now calling North America home in ever-growing numbers Georgia was the first state to experience the invasion of the Joro spiders, believed to have made their way from East Asia via shipping trucks or containers around 2013
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via shipping containers and was first spotted in Georgia in 2013. JoroSpider.Org takes a casual look at the intimidating Joro Spider now calling North America home in ever-growing numbers
Joro spiders likely to spread beyond
Reports on the citizen-observer iNaturalist site suggest that in Georgia, jorÅ spiders already cover some 40,000 square kilometers,. Joro spiders will eat whatever lands in their web, which mainly ends up being insects. New study from the University of Georgia shows invasive Joro spiders can adapt well to urban areas, including busy highways and power lines
UGA entomologists Joro spider is likely to spread beyond WGAU. The Japanese Joro spider has made it's home in Georgia JoroSpider.Org takes a casual look at the intimidating Joro Spider now calling North America home in ever-growing numbers
Joro Spider Invasives. The first confirmed sighting of a Joro spider in Georgia came in 2013, and it has since spread across the state and has even been reported in neighboring North Carolina. It is native to Japan and eastern parts of Asia, but it likely hitched a ride to the U.S