The white-browed pit viper can attack people. It bites more people and animals from September to October. It is one of the highly venomous snakes in my country. The average detoxification amount of each white-browed pit viper is about 200 mg per bite.

After understanding whether the white-browed pit viper can attack people, let's take a look at its living habits.

The white-browed pit viper lives in the plains, hills or mountains. It mainly inhabits wide fields and rarely goes to dense forest areas. It is generally active in hilly areas in summer, and prefers to live in shaded and ventilated places when it is hot. When frightened, he did not flee, but coiled his body into a circle and made a whirring sound, and his body continued to tighten for half an hour. It feeds on mice, birds, and lizards, and adopts 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.