Looksand
Looksand is a term used to describe a type of fluid or semi-fluid substance that can trap and engulf objects or beings that enter it. This phenomenon is often depicted in fiction and folklore, though real-world geological formations can exhibit similar characteristics. The primary mechanism behind the engulfing property of quicksand is the high concentration of fine particles, such as sand or silt, suspended in a liquid medium, typically water. This creates a non-Newtonian fluid where the viscosity can change dramatically under stress.
When an object or person steps onto or into quicksand, the disturbance causes the suspended particles to
Escape from quicksand typically involves slow, deliberate movements to avoid further agitation. By gently trying to