Extraordinary Behaviour of Bees

Extraordinary Behaviour of Bees


Animal known as the serving agent with specific sweet taste and behave organized rational creature is bees. Among the most fascinating creatures in this universe is the honey bees, tiny creatures that serve us a perfect drink, the honey it produces it is extraordinary behavior'.

Honey bees has a specific behavior it live in a colony of honey bees in the nest they built very carefully. In each nest there are thousands of hexagonal shaped bag or hexagon made to store honey. But, have we ever thought, why do they make the bags with a hexagonal shape.

Man looking for an answer to this question, and after performing lengthy calculations resulted interesting answers. The best way to build storage shed with the largest capacity and the use of building materials as little as possible is to make a hexagonal-shaped wall.

Bee build its nest or house made of wax in the form in extraordinary in view of logic as if the animal have logical sense. Suppose bees build the storage pockets in the form of a tube, or as a triangular prism, it will form gaps between the bag and the other one, and a little more honey stored in it. Honey sac triangular or square can be made without leaving gaps. But here, the mathematician to realize the most important things

Of all the geometric shapes, which has the smallest circumference is hexagonal. For this reason, although these forms cover the same areal extents, materials needed to build a hexagonal shape less than a square or a triangle. In short, a hexagonal bag is the best form to obtain the largest storage capacity, the raw material in the fewest number of candles
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In social behaviour point of view, honeybees is cooperation among them in building this honey sacs. When one looks at a beehive that has been so, maybe he thought that the house was awakened as a single block.

Really, this animal behaves well deed, and produces something good and valuable for other.



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Extraordinary Behaviour of Bees