The Brazilian turtle knows its owner and has a certain ability to identify. However, it usually takes about a week to a month for a Brazilian turtle to get to know its owner. For those owners who feed it regularly, the Brazilian turtle will also become more docile because it feels familiar with the owner.

Brazilian tortoises are relatively intelligent turtles. After being raised for a long time, they can recognize their owners through smell and sound, and will have conditioned reflexes after seeing their owners. For example, when the owner walks into it, they will actively stick their heads out. When the owner reaches out to catch the Brazilian turtle, they are not afraid and will not run away. The Brazilian tortoise is a tortoise with a high IQ. If you want it to get to know its owner, you can train it during feeding to make the Brazilian tortoise familiar with the owner's hands and smell.

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The Brazilian tortoise is spiritual. As long as the owner feeds and takes care of it carefully and interacts with it more, the Brazilian tortoise will have a deeper affection for the owner. Emotions become particularly close to people. As long as their owners treat Brazilian turtles well, they can sometimes be as clingy as cats and dogs. But if the owner hurts the Brazilian tortoise, they will also feel disgusted and start to alienate from the owner.