The Karakul sheep is a breed known for its distinctive curly wool and adaptability to harsh climates. Originating from the Karakul Lake region in Tajikistan, these sheep are primarily raised for their meat, milk, and valuable pelts. Their unique fur is often used in the fashion industry, particularly for luxury garments. Karakul sheep are medium-sized animals with a robust build and can thrive in arid environments. They are known for their resilience and ability to graze on sparse vegetation, making them an important livestock choice for pastoral communities in Central Asia.