* Invertebrates:
* Sea anemones: These beautiful creatures can reproduce asexually through budding, where a small part of the parent breaks off and grows into a new individual.
* Starfish: Starfish can regenerate lost limbs, and sometimes even a whole new starfish from just a piece of the original.
* Hydra: These tiny freshwater polyps reproduce asexually by budding.
* Planarians: These flatworms can regenerate from just a small part of their body.
* Bees: Queen bees can lay unfertilized eggs that develop into male drones.
* Aphids: Some aphid species reproduce asexually, with females giving birth to live young without mating.
* Vertebrates:
* Komodo Dragons: In rare cases, Komodo dragons can reproduce parthenogenetically, meaning they can develop an embryo from an unfertilized egg. This is more common in captivity.
* Some species of lizards: Some lizard species can reproduce asexually through parthenogenesis.
There are many other species of animals that can reproduce asexually! This is a fascinating and diverse topic!