The round-spotted viper mainly feeds on mice, birds, and lizards. The raised round-spotted viper can use mice as their food. The round-spotted viper uses a surprise attack method. The front of the torso bends backwards, suddenly leaves the ground, then rushes forward and bites the prey, holding on until it is swallowed.

Spotted ViperLives in plains, hills or mountains. Mainly inhabits wide fields and rarely goes to dense forest areas. It is generally active in hilly areas in summer. When it is hot, it likes to live in shaded and ventilated places. With the sound of exhaling, the body kept shrinking for half an hour.