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There's Probably No Stopping Big Invasive Spiders From Blanketing The East Coast
“People should try to learn to live with them."
Joro spiders, invasive palm-sized spiders that have become a relatively common sight in some Southeastern states, will likely be expanding their territory soon.
“No predators, it doesn’t have anything that’s controlling its population size in the new habitat, but it has perfect conditions to spread,” Benjamin Frick, University of Georgia student and co-author of a new study about the hardiness of the spiders, told local news station WGCL.
The study found that Joro spiders are well-equipped to survive cold temperatures, meaning they’re likely to thrive as their population spreads north.
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They're sacred in Japan apparently.
Probably reminds them of all of the unruly, unmaintained bushes their ladies sport in their porn.
Spiders are generally beneficial. The coloring on the thing seems to indicate poisonous venom.
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Looks like a kind of banana spider genus. We had a huge number of golden orb web weavers here once about 10 years ago. Then, nothing since. I guess some bird figured out they're delicious.
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Not buying in on the "no predators' thing.There's Probably No Stopping Big Invasive Spiders From Blanketing The East Coast
“People should try to learn to live with them."www.yahoo.com
Joro spiders, invasive palm-sized spiders that have become a relatively common sight in some Southeastern states, will likely be expanding their territory soon.
“No predators, it doesn’t have anything that’s controlling its population size in the new habitat, but it has perfect conditions to spread,” Benjamin Frick, University of Georgia student and co-author of a new study about the hardiness of the spiders, told local news station WGCL.
The study found that Joro spiders are well-equipped to survive cold temperatures, meaning they’re likely to thrive as their population spreads north.
You’re not going to get her to drop into a thread with spiders in the title just by tagging her.
She craves attention. She'll be here.
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Painful bite, but not life threatening from what I read. But apparently they feed on those invasive stink bugs that have taken over around here. This might be the only spider I don’t hate
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It’s the last notification I checked but my stupid retarded ass thought maybe… just MAYBE it wouldn’t be a picture to greet me.
Fuck you, @Dole ver 2.0 Fuck you gently with a chainsaw.
I'd have to run a background and credit check on you first.
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Can't wait. They can join the Africanized (racist!) honeybees and Asian murder hornets and kill us all in the Thunderdome. FFS, will the news just cool it with this doomsday crap?There's Probably No Stopping Big Invasive Spiders From Blanketing The East Coast
“People should try to learn to live with them."
Joro spiders, invasive palm-sized spiders that have become a relatively common sight in some Southeastern states, will likely be expanding their territory soon.
“No predators, it doesn’t have anything that’s controlling its population size in the new habitat, but it has perfect conditions to spread,” Benjamin Frick, University of Georgia student and co-author of a new study about the hardiness of the spiders, told local news station WGCL.
The study found that Joro spiders are well-equipped to survive cold temperatures, meaning they’re likely to thrive as their population spreads north.
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The US is getting downright serious over the asian hornets. This one, not so much.
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Didn't they stop in Washington St. They can have 'em. Maybe it'll toughen up those wussy hipster twats in Seattle.
Seriously, look up the "killer bees" panic in the 1980s. This is a lot about nothing. Damn things aren't even poisonous.