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I once tried to prove that the hexagonal tessellation is the most efficient one for the perimeter/area ratio. I stopped when I realized bees make honeycombs in hexagons. So they can safely store the most honey with the least material. Proof by natural selection.
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not only because of safety, bees make hexagonal honeycombs, but also because the strength increases, and the capacity and material goes away less. I just found it in Google😅, damn it turns out to be interesting
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