As a Komodo dragon this time? (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061220/ap_on_sc/virgin_dragon)

Wouldn't they be all girls though?
Virgin dragon to give birth to 7.

Praise Leezus and get him some carrion!

Oh man, are we going to have to eat lizard-on-a-stick in church now?

Your God tastes like chicken!

And in other reproductive oddity news: http://www.newscientist.com/blog/shortsharpscience/

A woman who had 2 wombs got twins in one, a single in another. Bizarre!

This is as on topic(walking on water), as it is cool.

http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2006/11/a_pool_filled_w.html

Heh, never played with water and cornstarch before?

Good fun, that...

I wondered how hard it would be to get out of. Guess not that hard!

Oh interesting!
All the offspring produced by parthenogenesis are male which, unlike mammals, are the result of two identical sex chromosomes - in reptiles it is the females that have two different sex chromosomes. The study is published in Nature magazine.

A clutch of Sungai's eggs hatched in August 2005, two years after she had been kept with a visiting male. The zoo's keepers thought that she must have stored his sperm - a common occurrence among reptiles.
So self-fertilized dragon eggs are always male.

Makes sense to me....if female dragons have to asexually reproduce because there are insufficient males....it does not good to pop out more women =D

Well, if they can self-fertilize they don't really need males anyway. :p

If women didn't have males, who would they nag?

Nagging doesn't require the recipient to be male. Just ask my Mom!

What kind of cruel creature are you, to nag your poor elderly mother?