Do animals reproduce asexually

Answer 1

There are very few larger animals that reproduce asexually. (The "a" prefix means "not"; so "asexual" means "non-sexual". )

Among the more interesting ones are some species of shark. Under rare circumstances, female sharks in aquariums may lay eggs which will hatch into new, identical female sharks without the presence of any male sharks. There are some species of lizards capable of this as well.

Among mammals, none reproduce asexually.

Answer 2

Its called a Sea Anemonea. starfish and hyra are all self cloning females.

Answer 3

Sea horses are not hermaphrodites. The male however carries and fertilizes the eggs.

Answer 4

No. Seahorses, like other fish, are sexual, and the female lays eggs which are fertilized by the male.

Answer 5

Some animals can reproduce asexually through methods like binary fission, budding, or parthenogenesis. However, sexual reproduction is more common among animals.

Answer 6

No, horses reproduce sexually.