The cobra does not recognize its owner. Cobras are cold-blooded animals with no self-awareness, and their eyesight is very poor. They can only see objects at relatively close distances. It is almost difficult to see objects more than 1 meter away. Therefore, they will not recognize their owners. However, after being raised for a long time, they will become more familiar with the owner's smell, become accustomed to the owner's feeding, and generally will not attack the owner.
Notes on raising cobras:
1. Feeding
When raising cobras, feed them once every 5-7 days. Cobras most like to eat mice, birds, eggs, and frogs. They can also be fed some small insects and earthworms, and they will also eat small snakes and lizards.
2. Temperature

The temperature of the breeding environment is best kept between 25-30°C. Too low a temperature can cause cobras to get sick or even die. Therefore, low temperature Corresponding heating measures need to be taken.
3. Safety
Pay attention to safety when raising cobras. It is not recommended to catch it with bare hands, let alone play with it. It is very likely to cause it to lose control of its emotions and engage in aggressive behavior. Once bitten by some cobras, it is difficult to let go and is very dangerous.