Do adult ducks recognize their owners?

Adult ducks recognize their owners. Ducks have relatively high IQs, relatively docile personalities, and do not make any noise or bite. If raised from a young age, it will recognize its owner and be relatively clingy. If the ducks have lived with their owners since they were young and have been fed for a long time, it may cause the ducks to become familiar with the owner's taste and recognize the owner at the same time.
Performance of a duck recognizing its owner:
1. A duck that recognizes its owner will follow its owner anytime and anywhere.
2. When hearing the owner’s voice, he will immediately run to the owner’s side.
3. Some ducks will call to their owners or even jump on them.
4. Be willing to let the owner bathe you.
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