Cormorants recognize their owners. When raising a cormorant, give it more fish to eat and train it regularly. Over time, the cormorant will recognize its owner. Cormorants can follow their masters out to fish and, under their master's instructions, help them catch fish. After the cormorants are tamed, they can maintain interaction with their owners and will not be aggressive towards them.

Correctly raiseCormorants:

1. The house where cormorants are raised should have a cement floor to facilitate washing. A pool should be provided for birds to bathe and swim. The size and depth of houses and pools depend on the number and conditions of breeding. In winter, cormorants need to spend the winter in the house.

2. Cormorants in captivity are mainly fed fish, shrimp or meat, as well as mineral and vitamin feeds, usually once a day. Domestic cormorants can also lay eggs, but the parent bird is not good at incubating the eggs, so a hen is required to incubate them (the incubation period is about 30 days). After the chicks emerge from their shells, use lights to keep them warm and train them to develop the habit of looking at light so that they can fish under lights or pine trees in the future.