The eagle-billed turtle recognizes its owner. The eagle-billed turtle is ferocious in nature and has tenacious vitality. It is easy to raise and will recognize its owner after being raised for a long time. When the eagle-billed turtle first arrives home, don't rush to interact with it, as this will make it feel insecure. Let it adapt to the environment first, and then slowly interact with it. Usually, the owner needs to accompany it more, interact with it more, and feed it regularly. Slowly you will become familiar with the owner, and over time you will recognize the owner. Pay attention to safety when raising eagle-billed turtles. Eagle-billed turtles are carnivorous turtles and their bites are more ferocious. Once bitten, do not pull hard, otherwise the bite will become more fierce. You need to use tweezers to pry open its mouth. Or poke its nose.

The performance of the eagle-billed turtle recognizing its owner:

1. The eagle-billed turtle is no longer timid after recognizing its owner. It will not run away when it sees its owner, but will actively approach the owner. .

2. When the owner feeds it, it will stick out its head and open its mouth to wait for the owner to feed it.

3. Put it on the ground and it will stay as far away from strangers as possible and crawl toward its owner.