South Carolina: Joro spiders continue to spread in the Carolinas
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Researchers at Clemson University say the population of Joro spiders is growing quickly, and the species could disturb our ecosystem.
Joro spiders spread east, now found closer to North Carolina than ever before - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
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