Can a turtle recognize its owner?

The turtle cannot recognize its owner. Turtles are cold-blooded amphibians. If they are kept for a long time, they may become unafraid of people and will interact with them. There is no affection between them and their owners. When the owner approaches, the turtle will approach and raise its head to ask for food, but this is out of adaptation and the need for food. Turtles are relatively ferocious and aggressive by nature, so be careful not to tease them easily when raising them, especially when they are hungry.
How to raise turtles:
1. Feed regularly every day. Zooplankton, water earthworms, special ecological turtle feed, etc. can all be fed.
2. Determine the quality and quantity, and develop the feeding habit of the turtle at a fixed time and at a fixed point. Feed once at nine o'clock in the morning during high temperature season.
3. The water quality required for raising soft-shell turtles is tender, fresh, light green, pollution-free, and free of germs. The transparency is generally about 25 centimeters and the pH value is seven to eight.
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