Barbary sheep (10-12) kilograms

Berber sheep, weight rearing (10-12) The Berber sheep, also known as the ram Berber, and Al-Arwa or Odad as called by the Berbers, or Wadan in Libya, is one of the types of wild sheep that belong to the subfamily of gazelle-like antelopes, and it lives in the rocky mountains of North Africa and ancient Palestine. The Berber sheep mainly originated in Berbera, Somalia in East Africa. Perhaps this breed derived its name from its original place, Berbera.