A Japanese Joro spider, a type of golden orb-weaver, Trichonephila clavata, feeds on a small grasshopper in a forest near Yokohama, Japan.
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Joro spider in web with water drops on it
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Nephila Clavata, Joro Spider in web. In kawasaki garden, Japan
Joro spiders are poisonous, but they are not lethal to humans.
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A Joro spider, an invasive species, hangs on a web covered in dew on a fence in Georgia.
A Joro spider, an invasive species, hangs on a web covered in dew on a fence in Georgia.
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Joro Spider - Photo 6
A Joro spider and its web in the woods. These spiders, like your typical orb-weaver spider, eat various insects like mosquitoes, biting flies, and even brown marmorated stink bugs!
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