Jan 10, 2017
Bee honeycombs are in a hexagonal pattern. Surely there are shapes that are easier for bees top make, so why are they so insistent on them being hexagonal shaped? Well, the answer is in that video ;)
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Bee honeycombs are in a hexagonal pattern. Surely there are shapes that are easier for bees top make, so why are they so insistent on them being hexagonal shaped? Well, the answer is in that video ;)
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