Snapping turtles generally do not recognize their owners. Because snapping turtles are creatures with very low IQs, they do not have the full trust and trust in people like cats and dogs. Snapping turtles are actually very timid and will open their mouths to attack in self-defense if they feel threatened. In its eyes, there are only edible and inedible things, dangerous and non-dangerous things. If it is an owner who feeds it frequently, because every time it is fed by him, it will remember who is raising it, and will subconsciously classify the owner as not dangerous, so that it will not attack the owner easily.

Performance of snapping turtles recognizing their owners:

1. After snapping turtles recognize their owners, they will take the initiative to swim to the water when their owners approach them to feed them. above, and poked its head out, waiting for its owner to feed.

2. When the owner takes them out of the container, they will always move around the owner, and they will follow the owner when the owner leaves.

3. Snapping turtles tend to bite people before they recognize their owners. They rarely bite people after they know their owners. However, the owner should not reach out and try it easily. There are also some fierce snapping turtles that will bite the owner mercilessly even if they recognize their owner.