Honeycomb Structure Is Space-Efficient and Strong — Biological Strategy — AskNature

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Explaining Insects 🦋 on Instagram: "Honeycomb is the wax structure built by bees inside a hive, made up of perfectly aligned hexagonal cells. Bees produce the wax from glands on their bodies and shape it into this pattern because it uses the least amount of material while holding the most space, making it extremely efficient. Each cell has a purpose: • Storing honey as food • Storing pollen (protein source) • Raising larvae, where young bees develop The hexagonal design gives honeycomb strength