Banana

While the banana plant is colloquially called a banana tree, it’s actually an herb distantly related to ginger, since the plant has a succulent tree… Read More »Is A Banana A Tree Or Bush?

Garden Orb-weavers. Unlike some other spiders which construct a web and stay in it both day and night, Garden Orb-weavers remove the web at dawn… Read More »What Spider Spins A Web At Night Gone In Morning?

The Joro spider and banana spider may seem similar in terms of the webs they spin; they are different species entirely. Although both spiders can… Read More »Is A Joro Spider The Same As A Banana Spider?

On average, more than 90 percent of bananas for export originate from Central and South America, and the Philippines. The largest importers are the EU,… Read More »Are Bananas Imported Or Exported?

The Joro spider has venom it can use on its prey, but it is not generally harmful to humans. A bite from a Joro is… Read More »How Poisonous Are Joro Spiders?

However, birds and certain species of wasps will dine on the Joro spiders. How many eggs do Joro spiders lay? In just one year, a… Read More »What Eats Joro Spiders?

Fishing spiders are among the biggest spiders in Georgia, measuring over three inches, larger than an adult’s palm. These semi-aquatic spiders are from the nursery… Read More »What Is The Biggest Spider In Georgia?

Because of their small mouth parts, the Joro has been deemed as harmless and typically not a safety concern. If someone were to be bit,… Read More »What Happens If A Joro Spider Bites You?

The Joro spider gets its name from a Japanese spider demon. What is the life span of a Joro spider? The Joro spider’s lifespan is… Read More »Why Are They Called Joro Spiders?

Banana spiders occur predominantly throughout the southeastern United States, across Georgia, Florida, and the Gulf States, through north to North Carolina, south to Central America… Read More »Are There Any Banana Spiders In Georgia?