The alligator turtle recognizes its owner. The snapping turtle is a species of turtle that can be kept at home. However, the snapping turtle is a creature with a very low IQ and does not have full trust in people like mammals. Alligator turtles are very timid and will open their mouths to attack in self-defense if they feel threatened.

The performance of alligator turtles recognizing their owners:

1. After the snapping turtles recognize their owners, when their owners approach them to feed them, they will wait for their owners to feed them.

2. They will always move around their owners, and they will follow their owners when they leave.

3. The alligator turtle will have a gentler temperament after recognizing its owner. If a stranger provokes them at this time, they will also bite.

Precautions for feeding alligator turtles:

1. Alligator turtles live in water. The water depth is generally slightly higher than the back of the turtle. It does not need to be too deep, at most not More than 2 times the height of the turtle's back.

2. Alligator turtles need sunlight. If they are kept completely indoors, they need to bask in the sun frequently, for more than ten minutes a day.

3. The bottom of the feeding tank can be paved with some small stones or large pebbles, and no aquatic plants should be placed in the water.