Explaining Insects 🦋 on Instagram: "Honeycomb is the hexagonal wax structure built by bees inside their hive. It serves multiple purposes at once: storing honey, holding pollen, and providing cells where larvae grow. The hexagon shape is not random—it’s the most efficient geometry for maximizing storage space while using the least amount of wax, making honeycomb both strong and energy-efficient. Follow @explaininginsects for daily insects facts 🐝🍯 Via ma_beeworld TT"

Explaining Insects 🦋 on Instagram: "Honeycomb is the wax structure built by bees inside a hive. It’s made of tightly packed hexagonal cells that bees use to store honey and pollen, and to raise their young. The hexagon shape is incredibly efficient—it holds the maximum amount with the least wax, making the structure strong, lightweight, and space-saving. Follow @explaininginsects for daily insects facts 🐝 Via _beesweet_ TT ❤️"

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