Jelly blubber
A species of Jelly blubbers Scientific name : Catostylus mosaicus Genus : Jelly blubbers
Jelly blubber, A species of Jelly blubbers
Botanical name: Catostylus mosaicus
Genus: Jelly blubbers
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Description
Considered a culinary delicacy in Japan, the jelly blubber can be dried and prepared safely, despite its stinging venom. This is one of the most common jellyfish along the coast of Australia. Its bell-like structure is home to several stinging tentacles, which it uses to catch crustaceans and other small organisms.
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Scientific Classification
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Cnidarians Class
Jelly fish Order
Root-mouth jellies Family
Fat-armed jellies Genus
Jelly blubbers Species
Jelly blubber 
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