Which animals are asexual?

Answer 1

Bacteria (by fission), some plants (by budding), and some sea life such as sea stars (regeneration- when a sea star is torn apart let's say into a 4-piece part and a 1-piece part, they both start to regenerate other arms to make 2 sea stars each with the normal 5 arms.). This is true. If you don't believe me consider this: I get an A+ in Science. If you still don't believe me, check a Science Textbook. Hope this helped! :)
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Answer 2

Well, I don't know all of them, but Whiptail lizards,Aphids, some bees wasps and hornets, some fish and water fleas are. Also some flowers and plants, but that's otherwise. And also Komodo Dragons, some sharks, and some snails.

Answer 3

The higher vertebrates represent animals that have reproduced asexually, although this type of reproduction is rare and unusual. Higher vertebrates such as the komodo dragon, turkeys, and shark have reproduced asexually.

Answer 4

Some types

of amphibians, lizards, and

birds reproduce asexually.

These animals lay eggs that do

not need to be fertilized. Some

insects also reproduce asexually.

Answer 5

Some animals, such as certain species of worms and snails, have been known to reproduce asexually through processes like parthenogenesis or fragmentation. This means they can generate offspring without the need for fertilization by a mate.

Answer 6

The Whiptail lizard and sea sponges are some of the animals which reproduce asexually.

Answer 7

many sea and ocean life fish are asexual including sponges.

Answer 8

Spider Plants and starfish are both asexual.

Answer 9

Whiptail lizards, Aphids, some bees wasps and hornets, some fish and water fleas Komodo Dragons, some sharks, some snails do as well.