Whiptail Lizards

Here's the odd trick of nature--there are no male whiptail lizards so sex is entirely out of the question. Instead, they reproduce by attempting a pseudocopulation with other females (they take turns mounting each other), which helps in stimulating the egg production in both lizards. When the eggs finally hatch, they will simply be all-female clones of the mother!

Well, it certainly looks like these reptiles cut out the need for male altogether!