Which What animals self produce?

Many animals have the ability to reproduce asexually, which means they can produce offspring without the need for a mate. Some examples of animals that can self produce include:

* Many species of aphids, which are tiny insects that feed on plant sap.

* Some species of worms, such as the planarian flatworm.

* Some species of snails and slugs.

* Some species of sea stars.

* Some species of corals and jellyfish.

* Some species of reptiles, including the Komodo dragon and some species of whiptail lizards.

* Some species of amphibians, including the Mexican axolotl.

Each of these animals has its own unique mechanism for asexual reproduction. Some, like aphids, reproduce through parthenogenesis, in which females produce offspring without mating. Others, like worms, reproduce through fragmentation, in which the body of the parent breaks up into multiple pieces, each of which can grow into a new individual.