A turtle staring at you does not mean it recognizes its owner. A turtle staring may be to see you clearly. When the turtle is not familiar with the owner, it stares at the owner to identify the owner's figure and appearance, but it may also be because Just because it is too bored or hungry and wants to ask for food from its owner does not necessarily mean that it is recognizing its owner.

How a tortoise recognizes its owner

1. A tortoise can also distinguish between its owner and a stranger. Once a stranger comes to the home, the tortoise will retract its head and turn into a Coward. When the owner approaches the turtle, it will not show fear and retract its head into the shell.

2. If the owner is feeding the turtle and finds that it will paddle quickly with its limbs, actively approach itself, and then open its mouth, waiting for the turtle to feed, this also means that the turtle recognizes the owner.

3. A turtle that recognizes its owner will also get close to the owner. When the turtle is put on the ground, it will crawl towards the owner instead of constantly crawling away from the owner.