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No it can’t produce because its sterile. There’s something about the components that come together when a donkey and a horse reproduce to make a mule, where the result is an organism that can’t reproduce. However, its been discovered, that cloned mules are different in that they are able to reproduce. So i guess they can, but only when cloned.
