The venom of the Himalayan white-headed snake is neurotoxic. When people are bitten, in addition to local pain, swelling, and a small amount of bleeding, symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, and difficulty swallowing occur.

except for In addition to understanding the toxicity of the Himalayan bald snake, let’s talk about the morphological characteristics of the Himalayan bald snake. The Himalayan white-headed snake has a total length of 600-800mm. The Himalayan white-headed snake is a venomous snake with short teeth and no cheek sockets. The back of the Himalayan white-headed snake is dark brown with vermilion horizontal spots, which are staggered on the left and right or connected to each other at the midline of the back. The belly of the Himalayan white-headed snake is olive-grey with small white spots. The head and nape of the Himalayan white-headed snake are yellowish-white with dark brown markings.