If you live in the northern half of Georgia, there’s a good chance you’ve come face to cephalothorax with the Joro spider in ...

ATLANTA - With weeks still to go before Halloween, a creepy crawler has made its return to Georgia: the Joro spider.

Spiders in your home may look scary, but they cut pests, signal a healthy environment, and offer surprising hidden benefits.

Citizens can help researchers track the spiders’ spread at jorowatch.org, which was developed by the University of Georgia, by filling out a form and attaching a photo.

She also reassured people that "spiders do not readily bite and will only do so if ... Spiders are not a threat to horse chestnuts because they do not eat them or lay eggs in them, and therefore the ...

In West Bengal, India, researchers searched for spider egg sacs. Joy Amed via Unsplash Across the regions of West Bengal, India, a group of researchers were on the hunt for the egg sacs of spiders.