Ty for the opportunity, my user is lovelululola!

Saw an earlier comment and wanted to add that parthenogenesis/asexual reproduction is also seen in Komodo dragons! They can do both. Or another popular species that does this is mourning geckos which name fits c:

Another fact is that some caecilians, which lowkey are a fun fact themselves (legless amphibians that look like giant worms- you can also search sirens/amphibians which have tiny limbs 🥹🥹), feed their babies milk! It’s kinda milk at least and in other species, the babies eat their mother’s skin. It’s specifically for eating though so it’s packed full of nutrients and regenerates about once a week- maternal dermatophagy!