The long-necked turtle recognizes its owner. The long-necked turtle has a relatively high IQ and can get to know its owner in as little as one month. Moreover, the long-necked turtle has a very strong ability to adapt to the environment, making it a relatively easy to raise turtle. It is best to start raising it from an early age, insist on feeding it in person every day, and interact with it frequently. Over time, it will be able to remember its owner.
How the long-necked turtle recognizes its owner:
1. Not shrinking its head
When the long-necked turtle meets a stranger, it will When it feels scared, it will retract its head into the turtle shell, but when the owner approaches it, it will not retract its head into the shell.
2. Petting allowed
After the long-necked turtle recognizes its owner, the owner can pet it. Not only will it not feel scared, but it will actively approach its owner.
3. Follow the owner
Put the long-necked turtle on the ground. It will not crawl towards strangers, but will only follow the footsteps of its owner.