The pygmy pit viper is poisonous. The white-browed pit viper is a highly venomous snake, and it is one of the highly venomous snakes in my country. The average amount of detoxification of each white-browed pit viper bite is about 200 mg.

After talking about the toxicity of the white-browed pit viper, let's talk about the living habits of the white-browed pit viper. White-browed pit vips mainly live in plains, hills or mountains. The white-browed pit viper likes to be in wide fields and rarely goes to dense forest areas. In summer, the white-browed pit viper is generally active in hilly areas, and prefers to live in a cool and ventilated place when it is hot. When the white-browed pit viper was frightened, it did not escape, but coiled its body into a circle and made a whirring sound, and its body kept shrinking for half an hour.