Macro view of bees working on a honeycomb, showcasing intricate hexagonal patterns.

Why do bees construct honeycomb with a hexagonal shape?

Here’s why bees construct honeycomb with a hexagonal shape Bees construct honeycomb with a hexagonal shape because hexagons are the most efficient shape for both strength and material use. The hexagonal pattern allows bees to use the least amount of wax to build a structure that is strong, stable, and can hold the maximum weight […]

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