👉 The "cant fluid" refers to a type of fluid that exhibits both viscous (resistance to flow) and elastic properties, often found in biological systems such as blood and certain biological tissues. Unlike simple Newtonian fluids, which flow smoothly without resistance, cant fluid behaves like a solid when subjected to certain forces, returning to its original shape after the force is removed. This unique behavior arises from the fluid's internal structure, which can store and release elastic energy, making it crucial for functions like blood circulation and tissue elasticity.
