Can a tortoise recognize its owner?

Turtles can recognize their owners. Although tortoises are cold-blooded animals, if the owner often plays with them and feeds them on time, they can recognize their owners. Although the tortoise has a relatively low IQ, if the owner stays with it and feeds it for a long time, the tortoise will gradually become familiar with the owner's breath and produce conditioned reflexes to the owner's actions. Only in this way can the tortoise recognize its owner after long-term contact.
How to make a tortoise recognize its owner:
1. Tortoises are timid. New tortoises are more cautious and will huddle in their shells even when eating. , don’t interact too much with the tortoise at this time, just feed it.
2. When the tortoise sees that you will not shrink into its shell, it means that it has lowered its guard against you. At this time, you can put it in the palm of your hand and gently stroke its head.
3. When you get close to the tank and the tortoise will swim towards you, it means that the tortoise has recognized you as its master. At this time, you can use food to lure it to interact with you.
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