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On 22 June in a Wrocław terrarium a Komodo egg that had incubated for 202 days hatched a 34-centimetre lizard weighing 115 grams with no father at all, Poland's first, because the mother Flores produced him from an unfertilised egg and Komodo parthenogenesis makes only sons
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On 22 June in a Wrocław terrarium a Komodo egg that had incubated for 202 days hatched a 34-centimetre lizard weighing 115 grams with no father at all, Poland's first, because the mother Flores produced him from an unfertilised egg and Komodo parthenogenesis makes only sons
A Polish zoo has witnessed something extraordinary: a Komodo dragon born from an unfertilized egg, with no father, challenging what we thought possible in one of nature's most formidable predators.
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