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There are none...not that I can think of, how else would the species thrive anyways? I think there isn't an animal out there that can't mate expect maybe pets that are neutered but they were able to mate before.

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There ARE a few animals that reproduce asexually, i.e. without mating or externally fertilising the eggs (as fish do). They are however the simplest organisms such as the Amoeba (unicellular) and the Hydra (multicellular). The former multiplies by dividing (!), the latter clones itself by budding.

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9y ago

What else can I help you with?