What is another word for Genus Chrysaora?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs kɹˌɪse͡ɪˈɔːɹə] (IPA) 
Genus Chrysaora is a group of jellyfish that belongs to the family Pelagiidae. They are known for their brilliant coloring, and are commonly referred to as the "Golden Jellyfish". Synonyms for this genus include Aurelia chrysaora, Pelagia chrysaora, and Chrysaora hysoscella. Identified as one of the most worshipful species, Genus Chrysaora also have various regional common names including sea nettle, jelly blubber, or lagoon jellyfish. These ocean creatures are often found near the surface of the water, and have a bell-shaped body that is fringed with long, slender tentacles. Their appearance, along with their ability to light up when disturbed, makes them popular amongst marine enthusiasts.
