The striped long-bearded cat shark keeps turning and twining its eggs around the seaweed. Egg terminal zone

The striped long-bearded cat shark keeps turning and twining its eggs around the seaweed. The end of the egg is laced, and females use it to wrap the eggs around attachments. A small benthic shark of the genus Elsholtzia, of the genus Elsholtziidae, found only along the coast of South Africa. Eggs lay, only one egg a year.Second shot video of ascgyjn