Are some liquids surface tension so high they can be confused for a solid object?

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Are some liquids surface tension so high they can be confused for a solid object?

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there are also non-Newtonian fluids that have a viscosity that varies with the force acted upon it. a well known example is custard – you can run across a pool filled with custard and as long as you don’t stop moving you won’t sink!