The round-spotted viper generally cannot develop feelings. After all, the round-spotted viper is a cold-blooded animal and has a strong sense of self-protection. When a human touches a viper and the viper feels threatened, the viper takes action.

Next, let's talk about the round-spotted viper shape characteristics. The back of the round-spotted viper is textured with circular markings of varying sizes, the back is mainly grey, and the abdomen has irregular black spots. The round-spotted viper has a triangular head, with a distinct head and neck, and a short, wide and round snout. The round-spotted viper has a black dorsal periphery with irregular dark-brown markings on the outermost side.