The white-browed pit viper generally does not actively attack humans, but when frightened, it will not flee. Instead, it will roll its body into a mosquito coil, and then expand its body continuously and make a whirring sound. Try to scare off the enemy.

If you encounter a white-browed pit viper in the wild, don't go with the white-browed pit viper The pit viper hit hard, and it was unbearable to be bitten.