The Iberian donkey is a breed native to the Iberian Peninsula, which includes countries like Spain and Portugal. Known for their strength and endurance, these donkeys are often used for agricultural work and transportation in rural areas. They have a distinctive appearance, characterized by a robust body, long ears, and a short mane. Iberian donkeys are typically gray or brown, with some having unique markings. They are well-adapted to the harsh climates of their native region, making them resilient animals. Conservation efforts are in place to protect this breed, as their numbers have declined due to modernization and changes in farming practices.