jozzep wrote:People have a tendency to anthropomorphize their pets, but it's scientifically proven that turtles brain don't process feeling like love or boredom. All they respond too is food. But this doesn't mean you can't "think" they do.
I have to disagree with those scientist

Kroten will bite anyone near her and she will allow me touching her all the time.
Kame is always shaking my hand whenever I came home from work but she will ignore me completely when I am about to live her alone. When she is out in the morning, She would follow me around, I have to watch my step coz she always on my back.
This happened yesterday...I was playing kroten...teasing her...Kame saw it from her tank...and you know what she did?? she looked at me then jumped into her tank then she looked at me again and tried to climb her dock from side way and once she was on the dock she looked at me again n jumped again....over and over Till I give up n let her out too. The 1st thing she did is climb over my legs
This is true!!!
My Baby Turtles:
Kame : My spoiled one (R.I.P)
Kroten : My beautiful RES
Papoe : My Emydura Schultzei (Pink Belly Short Necked Turtle)
Kurome : My Chinemys Revesii (Chinese Three Keeled Pond Turtle)
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