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“Lots of these spiders will lay an egg sack with 200-300 eggs in it, and they hatch quite synchronously so it’s a mass hatching,” Hochuli explained.

Do Joro spiders really fly? Yes and no. Like many other baby spiders, when Joros hatch from their egg sacs they use a tactic called balloning.

“They do sort of fly at one point when they are baby spiders or spiderlings. They are able to crawl out of their egg sac when they hatch.

Joro spiders are native to East Asia, but have been spreading in the southeastern United States for about ten years. Now they could be touching down in New York — just in time for summer.

In the spring, up to 1500 baby Joro spiders hatch. Those baby spiders release several threads of silk, travel with the wind, and can be carried hundreds of miles away depending on the wind.

Very common for spider eggs to hatch inside homes Many species of spiders lay eggs inside houses, most notably huntsmans, black house spiders and daddy longlegs — so it's pretty common.