Are turtles smart, do you think turtles have memories?

The turtle is not very intelligent because he has a small brain capacity and cannot store much. So he also has a short memory.

The turtle is supposed to be intelligent, it uses its shell to protect itself when it encounters danger, and it should have a memory, because conditioning is also a type of memory.

The turtle is also very smart, it also has a memory, after a long time, it can naturally tell who is who, and it will also crawl in front of you and lie down.

There is no specific concept of this, there should be, but it is not easy to express.

Yes Every time I walked up to it, he opened his mouth to eat.

Ask the turtle what kind of environment he likes to be in.

What kind of environment does the turtle like to stay in?

Wait a minute. Turtles are semi-aquatic and semi-terrestrial reptiles. Therefore, they mainly prefer to inhabit rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ponds and other waters. During the day, they often sink into the water, and when it is hot in summer, they look for shade in groups.

They have a gentle temperament and do not bite each other. When encountering predators or being frightened, they shrink their heads, limbs, and tails into their shells.

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Theoretically speaking, vertebrates with brains have memories, and the memory retrieval and preservation time is related to the hippocampal circuit structure, as for the level of intelligence, it depends on the brain capacity ratio and brain development rate, and the current knowledge of human beings is not enough to fully explain the problem of information storage and extraction corresponding to the brain structure, which needs to be further studied by scientists and further cognition of ethics. So from this point of view, the turtle has a memory and a certain intelligence, but it is much lower than the average social ethnicity of humans.

Fish have a three-second memory, and turtles must have at least three seconds or more.

Although turtles are cold-blooded animals, they will also remember the sounds and smells of their owners after being kept for a long time. They also form a conditioned reflex when the owner comes to feed. However, the intelligence of turtles is not very high, and even if they know their owners, they cannot fully recognize them.

And after they meet their owners, they will only have some conditioned reflexes and will not show too many movements. If the keeper wants to let the turtle interact more with the owner, he can usually train them more and let them form a certain conditioned reflex, so that when the owner is close, their interaction will be more obvious.