The experimental observation of nonlinear parallel viscosity in the In
terchangeable Module Stellarator is reported. The damping of plasma fl
ows, by poloidal viscosity and ion-neutral collisions, is determined f
rom the dependence of the radial current on the radial electric field
in the plasma. At low neutral density, the radial current drops and a
jump in the radial electric field occurs at a poloidal Mach number in
the range -10 to -15, in reasonable agreement with a model based on no
nlinear viscosity. The nonlinearity of viscosity diminishes as the neu
tral density is increased.