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Scientists Want Your Help to Track the Spread of Invasive Joro Spiders at Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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The invasive arachnids were first spotted in the park last year, and now, researchers hope to keep tabs on when and where they occur

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Scientists Want Your Help to Track the Spread of Invasive Joro Spiders at Great Smoky Mountains National Park

The invasive arachnids were first spotted in the park last year, and now, researchers hope to keep tabs on when and where they occur

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Smithsonian Mag broke the news in United States on Thursday, September 11, 2025.
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