Through parthenogenesis, female Komodo dragons can breed asexually and deposit eggs without the assistance of a man.
Starfish divide their bodies into two parts, each of which grows into a new starfish, and can recover severed limbs.
Aphids are able to reproduce asexually, meaning they don't require fertilization in order to quickly create offspring.
For millions of years, these minuscule organisms have reproduced asexually, living in the absence of any male equivalents.
This species of lizard reproduces exclusively through parthenogenesis, which produces genetically identical offspring.
Parthenogenesis, the unusual asexual reproduction of hammerhead sharks in captivity, has been documented.
This rare species reproduces by parthenogenesis, in which females create clones of themselves, which causes the population to grow quickly.