Virgin Births Much More Common In Snakes And Sharks Than Previously Thought

(Before It's News)

This post comes to us from Planetsave.com. For more along these lines, visit Planetsave or some of its most popular categories: Global Warming, Science, Going Green Tips, Animals, or 10 Friday Photos.

Virgin birth in wild vertebrates has been observed for the first time now, because of research from the University of Tulsa. The research was done by catching pregnant wild females from two different species and then genetically analyzing their offspring. “It usually takes two snakes — a female and a male — to make a [...]

• 100 Most Threatened Species List Released, All Likely To Disappear Within The Next Two Decades
• I don’t heart RenewableUK
• Global Warming Alarmists Seek More Power, Not Emissions Reductions
• Arctic has lost enough sea ice to cover Canada and Alaska
• 7 Of The Top 17 Fastest Growing Cleantech States Are Swing States
• Leading Global Companies Say ‘Tangible And Present’ Climate Change Is Already Creating Business Risk
• The ‘No More Solyndras Act’: House Republicans Want To Turn A Good Program Into A Bad One
• Study: Southwestern Forests May Be Victim Of A ‘Vicious Cycle’ Of Drought Due To Global Warming
• Biofuels Backed by Secretary of the Navy
• New Startup Essess Is Making a Mashup of Google Street View and Zillow, to Perform Efficient Home Energy Audits