@thebrainmaze: Bees Don’t Build Hexagons - A honeycomb’s perfect hexagons aren’t built that way from the start. Bees first create rounded wax cells, then heat the hive by vibrating their muscles. As the wax softens and neighboring cells press together, physics reshapes the circles into the efficient hexagonal pattern we recognize.

Kryt :

Still …It doesn’t explain the perfect hexagons of wasp and hornet nests, they are made from ‘paper’ not wax. They don’t melt

TheBenevolentArchitect :

Video is misleading, AI slop. It's due to the wax drying out and tightening.

TS K :

The interesting thing is actually the consistency of the size and mass of the honeycomb

papyopapyo :

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Maxx Kam :

And now you know.... 😏😏😏

stépru :

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adrian :

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