Merino Sheep
The world’s benchmark fine-wool sheep, originally Spanish and now bred on every continent.
Merino facts
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Spain (recorded from the 12th century) | Britannica |
| Purpose | Fine wool; dual-purpose strains also raised for meat | Britannica |
| Average Weight | 60–125 kgNote: Ewes ≈60–90 kg; rams ≈80–125 kg. | Britannica |
| Heat Tolerance | Good — well adapted to semi-arid climates and nomadic grazing | Britannica |
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