Short Stuff: Joro Spiders

Josh and Chuck break down the lowdown on Joro spiders, those giant golden and blue beauties that have been spreading across the southeastern United States since first appearing in Georgia around 2013. They explore where these invasive spiders came from, why they're thriving so rapidly, how to tell them apart from similar-looking garden spiders, and whether you should actually be worried about them or try to kill them off. Spoiler alert: these venomous web-weavers are way less dangerous than sensational headlines suggest, and they might actually be doing us a favor by eating stink bugs.