Do turtles really recognize their owners?

Turtles really know their owners. Turtles are spiritual animals. If you keep them for a long time, they will not only recognize their owners, but also their families. However, turtles are different from cats and dogs. Turtles are not very enthusiastic when recognizing their owners, making it difficult for their owners to notice. You should spend more time with it, feed it personally, and help it clean its place. Over time, it will become familiar with its owner and slowly recognize it.
Performance of a tortoise recognizing its owner
1. After the tortoise recognizes its owner, when the owner feeds it, it paddles quickly with its limbs, actively approaches the owner, and opens its arms. Mouth, waiting for food.
2. After recognizing its owner, the turtle will no longer be so timid and fearful. When the owner touches it, it will not resist or retract its neck.
3. When a turtle recognizes its owner, it will slap the water surface and become very excited to attract the owner's attention.
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