The Juro Spider Isn't Going Anywhere!

The juro spider was first spotted in georgia nearly a decade ago. They've since spread across the southeast, with some using their parachute like silks to travel in the wind. A new study at the university of georgia predicts the juro spiders will make their way up the east coast this spring. It's unclear how far north they'll go, but they'll be hard to miss, growing up to three inches long and to end that's as wide as your palm.