Turtles do not bite. They are gentle and timid. When attacked or frightened, it will retract its limbs and head into the turtle family. Under normal circumstances, it will not actively attack the same kind or other animals. If biting occurs, it is possible that the tortoise mistook the owner's hand for food or that the owner was holding food. Also, when the owner interacts with them, in order to show their intimacy with the owner, they will also come forward and bite the owner's hand.

What to do if bitten by a tortoise:

1. Do not pull violently after being bitten by a tortoise, because this will not only cause injuries, but also It will hurt the tortoise.

2. Breeders can make the turtles open their mouths by poking their eyes or tapping their shells, or they can lure them to let go with ordinary food.

3. During the normal feeding process, you need to feed them food regularly and quantitatively, and pay attention to the feeding time to avoid making the tortoises excessively hungry. If they are too hungry, they will treat their owners as food. During feeding, it is best to wear gloves to prevent bites and bacterial infections.