Satisfying and fascinating look at upside down jellyfish off Australia's Gold Coast

The upside-down jelly (Cassiopea) rests upside down on the seafloor.

Like corals, Cassiopea is solar-powered as it converts the suns energy into food.

The upside-down jelly (Cassiopea) rests upside down on the seafloor.

Like corals, Cassiopea is solar-powered as it converts the suns energy into food.

The upside-down jellyfish shares many similarities to the sea anemones.

These jellies were filmed in the Luminescent Jelly Fish exhibition at Sea World Queensland Australia on Monday (February 10).