They're big. They're colorful. But Joro spiders aren't nightmare fodder.
Briefly

Scientists worry about the increase of invasive species affecting agriculture due to global trade and climate change.
The Joro spider, a showy but harmless orb-weaver, poses little risk to humans compared to other introduced pests like fruit flies and tree borers.
Global concerns arise from invasive species impacting conservation, agriculture, and human health, complicating management efforts.
Read at Boston.com
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