This was in the news this morning:
http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/wildlife/article2574144.ece

Apparently, female sharks can reproduce without mating.

and a rare shark to boot!

Yeah...unfortunately it's thought that this type of asexual breeding weakens the genepool immensely. In the wild if conditions necessitate asexual breeding then things are most likely in trouble for the species in question...Absolute last ditch effort to multiply before extinction sets in or while in captivity. Now after the shark discovery mammals are the only vertebrates (as far as I know) shown to have no evidence of this type of reproduction...so far. Amazing stuff nonetheless...

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No evidence! What about Mary?

lol the woman "this is the msot exciting thing i have ever seen in my life" lol working in a zoo must be shits and gigles everyday then

There are many species of lizards that have no males, only females, and all offspring are the result of parthenogenesis. It's common among many insects as well.

Looks like Jesus has been reborn as a lizard.

*dead

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