1. Do lizards recognize their owners

? Lizards are relatively common and widely distributed animals. They belong to reptiles. From the point of view of whether the body temperature changes, lizards belong to poikilotherms and cold-blooded animals. Wild lizards are distributed in bushes, deserts or forests, and lizards can also be farmed, and pet lizards are sold in the market. Although they can be kept as pets, they generally do not recognize their owners. In fact, most cold-blooded animals will not recognize the Lord, lizards are the same.

Although it is difficult for lizards to recognize their owners, if the owners get along with their pet lizards for a long time and often feed them by hand, the lizards will gradually become familiar with their owners. However, there is a difference between this and the recognition of the Lord. This reaction is more like a conditioned reflex. After lizards form such a conditioned reflex, when their owners approach them, they will also actively approach them, which is similar to the animal's recognition of their owners.

Wild lizards live in the wild for a long time and do not often see humans, so they are more wary of humans. If humans get too close to them or take the initiative to catch them, they will think that humans pose a threat to their lives. At this time, they may bite people. Some species of lizards are larger, and they are more likely to bite people. It is worth noting that some lizard species are venomous, so be sure to pay more attention.

Farmed lizards, especially pet lizards, are not too wary of people and are less likely to bite. Especially when they have a conditioned reflex with a more familiar owner, they are less likely to bite. But animals have the instinct to protect themselves, to react when their lives are threatened, and to bite people under special circumstances.