Do the chickens and ducks recognize their master?

Chickens and ducks recognize their master. The newborn chicks and ducks are still too young to recognize people. After feeding for a period of time and growing up, it can identify whether it is its owner based on the owner's appearance, smell and walking posture. When you feed them, they will circle around you and ask for food.
Performances of chickens and ducks recognizing their masters:
1. They will immediately run to their masters when they hear their voices.
2. Usually, it will take the initiative to rub its head against its owner for comfort.
3. When the chick trusts its owner, it will treat the owner as its mother and follow the owner.
4. Chickens and ducks are greedy, but they prefer to be fed by people they trust.
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