Have You Ever Seen an Upside Down Jellyfish? Upside Down Jelly (Cassiopeia Xamachana) Pictures and Photographs by Heather Inks
Have You Ever Seen an Upside Down Jellyfish, also known as a Cassiopeia Jellyfish (Cassiopeia Xamachana)?
Photographs of a upside down jellyfish (Cassiopeia Xamachana) by Heather Inks. Upside down jellies (Cassiopeia Xamachana) are invertebrates that live in tropical coastal waters. Images including close-ups of an upside down jelly.
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cool pix!
These upside down jellyfish are pretty neat creatures. However, don't get stung by these or the other floating kinds. I get a reaction like a burn-not too fun. Ouch! God bless and thanks for checking my critter pictures out. There are other sea creature pictures under my profile.
very nice work !
Awesome pics! Going to check out HeatherInks.com
These upside down jellyfish stay in the same place, for the most part, unlike the other jellies. That is what makes these guys unique. They are kind of like "half jelly and half plant" because they can do photosynthesis as well as eat tiny floating creatures. : ) God bless.
These things creep me out....
Mucho cool!
No, I never saw one before! Cheers.
I love your pics!