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#joro #theydontlikethesalt #easttnslayer #joroslayer #saltstings got mrs slayer involved he…
#joro #theydontlikethesalt #easttnslayer #joroslayer #saltstings got mrs slayer involved here! Wish video was better
Field notes from the Joro frontier
They’re big. They’re bright yellow. They build enormous golden webs. And they’re spreading.
The Joro Slayer is documenting what happens next—one sighting, web, field test, and original video at a time.

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#joro #theydontlikethesalt #easttnslayer #joroslayer #saltstings got mrs slayer involved here! Wish video was better
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I had to knock this one out of the tree with a stick, but I found him on the ground. They’re pretty fast but once they stop, they act like they’re playing…
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#TheyDon’tLikeTheSalt #saltstings #joro #joroslayer #easttnslayer it’s been a couple of days so I had to stalk a little bit more to find them, but I came …
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Hit some big ones this morning! Those take two shots!! #theydontlikethesalt #joro #easttennessee
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Hit some big ones this morning! Those take two shots!! #theydontlikethesalt #joro #easttennessee
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… Turns out they’re not brother and sister. There’s usually a male and with the female. The males are smaller and brown, and the females have all the colo…

Joro Spider 101
The Joro spider (Trichonephila clavata) is a large orb-weaving spider native to Asia that has become established in the southeastern United States. Its bright coloration and huge golden webs are hard to miss, but its appearance is far more dramatic than its risk to people.
Where are the Joros?
Community sightings can help show when and where Joros appear. Public reports display a generalized location—not a private home address—and remain moderated before publication.


Found one?
Share a general location, date, notes, and optional photo or video. Every submission begins in a private moderation queue.