Do crocodiles really recognize their owners?

Crocodiles really don’t recognize their owners. Crocodiles are cold-blooded animals with low IQs. They have no awareness of recognizing their owners, and they will not develop feelings for their owners like kittens and puppies. Even if they have been raised for a long time, they will not recognize their owners. Still aggressive to humans. But after getting along with the owner for a long time, the crocodile can adapt to getting along with humans, and will not take the initiative to attack its owner.
Precautions for raising crocodiles
1. Prepare a large breeding box and set up a water and land environment. The breeding box should be deeper and covered to prevent the crocodile from jumping. Come out;
2. Place a heating lamp in the breeding box to keep the temperature of the breeding box between 32 and 33°C. The baby crocodile has a strong appetite at this temperature;
3. Food Mainly feed fish, shrimp, lean meat, beef, chicken breast, mealworms and other meats. Feed once a day. The amount of food should be based on 2/3 of the size of its head.
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