Woman Without Man

What would women look like without men? I believe science has given us some idea.

Experts have discovered a South American species that is exclusively female and reproduces asexually by cloning the queen. Reproduction without sex is fairly common in the ant world, but the Mycocepurus smithii is the first known to be a male-free species.

And aren't they lovely little ladies? Don't you just want to pucker up?
No? You don't want to kiss that face?

Then we had better keep buying bicycles for fish.

Bug of the Indefinite Interval

These may look like Ruhe's first boyfriend giant woodlice, but are actually Isopods that live deep under the waves.

They survive in the pitch black and cold they survive up to 6000 feet below the water, growing up to a foot long by feasting on dead and decaying fish and other marine animals.