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It has eight legs, can grow as big as your palm and spin webs a meter wide — this arachnid may eventually call the Central Florida region home.

The internet is awash in news about the spread of the invasive Joro spider, a big, striking arachnid. Research suggests the spider will inevitably expand its range around the Southeast and along the Eastern Seaboard.

A hoard of new eight-legged neighbors will soon be parachuting toward the East Coast as the Joro spider begins making its march toward the region.The invasive species - dubbed “parachuting” for its distinct look and mode of transportation …

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

A hoard of new eight-legged neighbors will soon be parachuting toward the East Coast as the Joro spider begins making its march toward the region.The invasive species - dubbed “parachuting” for its distinct look and mode of transportation …

Big and scary-looking Joro spiders have spread from Asia to the southern United States and are now poised to colonize the country's cooler climes -- but they're nothing to fear and might end up actua…

Big and scary-looking Joro spiders have spread from Asia to the southern United States and are now poised to colonize the country's cooler climes -- but they're nothing to fear and might end up actua…

WASHINGTON - Big and scary-looking Joro spiders have spread from Asia to the southern United States and are now poised to colonize the country's cooler climes -- but they're nothing to fear and might end up actually helping local ecosystems.

A spider that could stretch across the rim of a large coffee cup will almost certainly hitch a ride into Connecticut one summer day, but the winter here

Heres what you need to know about Joro spiders, the big yellow arachnids taking over some backyards in Greenville and soon the East Coast.