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World 2 · Why Hexagons? · 11 min · PRO

Cells, tilt and wax

Two-sided comb, a small upward slope and walls thinner than paper

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  • Which shapes tile a floor?
  • Same area, how much wall?
  • The honeycomb conjecture, and how bees really build
  • Scouts, foragers and information
  • Reading the dance
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