Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs,

for those of you who may not know, Viva Fry has another channel on a rumble known as Viva Random.

You might be asking yourself, what in the name of sweet holy hell is Viva holding in his hands?

I present to you the Cassiopian upside-down jelly behold no audio the Florida Keys in the shallow warm

coastal waters near Key Lago where you find something known as the upside down upside down

jellyfish also known as the Cassiopeia jellyfish. Why is it called the upside down jellyfish?

Because they reside upside down in the water. Look at this. They reside upside down with their venomous tentacles pointing to the sky.

And if you know what you're looking for, you won't see them, but they're everywhere.

There's a small one right there.

So check this out. They have their venomous tentacles pointing up.

They also are mildly venomous, but they do something called envenomate the water, so you don't even need to touch them to get stung because they release their stinger things into the water and it can envenomate you just by contact with the neighboring water. And you would step on these things if you didn't know what you were looking for. They're everywhere.

Let's pick this small one up and show you what it looks like. Don't worry. We're not going to play the whole thing.

I think many of you have seen this.

Oh, let's get it like this.

Okay.

So it won't touch me with its venomous tentacles.

Look at that.

Look at that.

This is so cool.

And I'm going to put it in the water and it's going to settle at the bottom and then plant

itself like here.

That one, right there.

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