Can non-Newtonian fluid properties be applied to armor?

Non-Newtonian fluids are fluids that exhibit the qualities of a solid under rapid pressure but function as a liquid under long duration pressures.

Is it possible, that an animal skin or some sort of plant fiber could exhibit similar properties and becomes rigid on impact but remain flexible when resting?

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