Does a toad recognize its owner?

The toad does not recognize its owner. The toad has a very low IQ and no self. All its actions are based on instinct, so it cannot interact emotionally with its owner, nor can it understand its owner's actions and instructions. Although the toad looks ugly, it is a natural enemy of crop pests. According to scientists' observation and research, when it comes to eliminating crop pests, it eats several times more pests in one night than beautiful frogs.
Toad habits:
1. Toads prefer dark places and usually hide under rocks and grass during the day. They like to be found along roadsides or in grassy areas in the morning and evening or after heavy rains.
2. It is very afraid of humans. If it is touched by people with its feet, it will immediately pretend to be dead and lie motionless.
3. The skin of toads is thick and has the function of preventing excessive evaporation and loss of water in the body, so it can live on land for a long time without going into the water. Whenever winter comes, it dives into the mud, digs the soil with its well-developed hind limbs, and hibernates in caves.
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