Shark inverts it's intestine?

[neogeneseamonster]

I recently filmed this footage in Churaumi aquarium in Okinawa, Japan(it's actually parts of full video that I've recorded).

This tiger shark(Galeocerdo cuvier) inverted it's intestine out of cloaca

According to this site,-> factsanddetails.com/world/cat53/sub337/item1279.html

"Some species of shark can stick their intestines out through their anus and pull them back in again to get rid of small objects."

some species of sharks seems to have ability to invert it's stomach out of cloaca.

I'm curious about how many species of sharks(other than tiger shark) can do this and if some species can  do this and the others can not, why?

So does anyone has footage or infos about other sharks showing this behavior?

[creature386]

I'm aware of sevengill sharks being able to do this:
www.dutchsharksociety.org/an-absolute-first-eversion-of-the-spiral-valve-in-a-wild-shark/
The phylogenetic distance between sevengills and tiger sharks is pretty large (the smallest group that encompasses them is, well, sharks). So, either the vast majority of sharks can do it or it arose in both independently.