Yes. In Netflix’s The Witcher Season 1, Episode 3, “Betrayer Moon,” Geralt bites the transformed Princess Adda on the shoulder during their fight. The episode recap describes the bite as part of the physical struggle, not as a special witcher technique.
What happens in the scene?
Geralt is trying to break the curse, not simply kill the striga. He has to keep her out of her crypt until the rooster crows three times. The episode transcript establishes that condition; Netflix’s creature guide says Geralt uses a seal to keep himself safely locked inside while fighting her.
During the overnight confrontation, Adda attacks and wounds Geralt. The recap reports that he then bites her shoulder. The transcript provides context for the fight but does not itself narrate the bite, so the specific detail comes from the recap’s account of what appears on screen.
Is the bite in the book, too?
The Netflix scene is in “Betrayer Moon,” while the literary striga story is associated with Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Last Wish. The available English extract establishes that literary context but does not verify whether the book includes this same shoulder bite. Treat the bite as a detail of the Netflix episode unless you confirm it against the full text.
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