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Would naturally grown kevlar be possible

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If you can lower your mass without changing the surface area, you become 99% resistant to fall damage (like small spiders). So, why not?

In order to do this, I wish to replace bones with kevlar, however, I'm not entirely sure, if an organic being is capable of creating this artificial material.

Would it be possible for an organic being to naturally (without needing human intervention) create this (and other) artificial material(s)?

How would it be done?

I can extend a living creature's lifespan to biological immortality if I want to.

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