Spidersmilk
The name Spidersmilk is taken from a combination of spidersilk and goatsmilk: Spidersmilk. My inspiration for the name came from a group of scientists at bioSteel who have engineered goats that have a gene from spiders that produces the spider silk protein in their milk that, when concintrated, forms silk.[1] Goats that produce spider silk have been dubbed Spidergoats on google. Spidergoats give Spidersmilk or Goatsilk This silk can be woven into bulletproof vests, dresses, rugs, and ultra strong cables (which are stronger than an equally thick peace of steel) used to operate strong robotic arms to lift very heavy objects, among other uses. This user is a Time Traveler who has masterd manipulation of the 4th dimention through bending of light. This user is more than 4,000 years old. SPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKY!!!!!!!!!!!
