Joro Spider Animal Pictures
Trichonephila clavata
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A Japanese Joro spider, a type of golden orb-weaver, Trichonephila clavata, feeds on a small grasshopper in a forest near Yokohama, Japan.
close up of a Joro spider
Invasive Joro Spider
Joro spider in web with water drops on it
Nephila Clavata, Joro Spider in web. In kawasaki garden, Japan
Joro spiders are poisonous, but they are not lethal to humans.
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 Webs
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!
