Parthenogenesis (7/4/24)

Jul 5, 2024 · 2h

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A Brazilian rainbow boa constrictor in England has recently given birth to 14 snake babies with no sexual partner. It is a case of asexual reproduction called parthenogenesis, or virgin...

A Brazilian rainbow boa constrictor in England has recently given birth to 14 snake babies with no sexual partner. It is a case of asexual reproduction called parthenogenesis, or virgin birth. The boa was the third documented case in captivity, at least for this particular snake. A stingray in North Carolina likewise produced offspring with no sexual partner earlier this year. This was documented with a shark in 2001, too, and in certain insects, reptiles, and although not fully developed, even in humans - resulting in a tumor. Perhaps we could reassess the story of Mary and the virgin birth of Jesus.

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Author	Ryan Gable
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Tags	#animal #birth #conspiracy #drop #egg #engineering #genesis #genetic #history #human #insect #jesus #marriage #mythology #pregnancy #radio #rate #science #sperm #virgin