Here's their informative, definitely-not-clickbait-fear-mongering list of bullet points later down in the article: "* They are bright yellow, black, blue, and

Here's their informative, definitely-not-clickbait-fear-mongering list of bullet points later down in the article: "* They are bright yellow, black, blue, and red and can grow up to 3 inches. * They likely traveled across the globe on shipping containers, similar to the Bubonic plague. * Their life cycle begins in early spring, but they get big in June and are often seen in July and August. * They're named for Jorōgumo, a creature of Japanese folklore that can shapeshift into a woman or spider before killing its prey." Emphasis added.