The North Pole Viper is the most common venomous snake in central Europe and the only venomous snake in the UK, biting about a hundred people in the UK every year, but the North Pole Viper bite is rarely fatal.

After being bitten by a viper, the wound will be near the wound. There is severe pain and a more severe reaction after 20 minutes. Victims experience swelling, dizziness, and vomiting, but the worst symptoms do not appear until six hours later. Records show that since 1900, only thirteen people have died in the UK from the bite of a viper, one of which was due to an adverse reaction to an antidote.