Ancient Namibian fat-tailed breed. One of Africa's hardiest sheep — capable of surviving extreme drought and heat where other breeds perish.
| Origin | Namibia |
| Purpose | Meat |
| Fat Tail | Large fat-storing tail |
| Weight Range | 50–80 kg (rams); 35–55 kg (ewes) |
| Drought Tolerance | Exceptional — can lose 30% body weight and recover |
| Climate Suitability | Extreme arid conditions |
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