Who invented the honeycomb?
The first known description of a honey comb dates back to ancient Egypt, where they were used as decorations for tombs and as a way to store surplus honey. The construction process of a honeycomb involves removing the center piece from a hexagon shape, leaving six sides and a bottom. Once this is done, an additional frame can be added on top of it to increase the size and number of cells inside.

In modern times, honeycombs have been adapted for various uses including storing food, holding liquids, and as insulation in homes. They are also commonly used in manufacturing for things like filtering coffee or as packaging materials. Today, there is even a variety of beeswax products that use the Honeycomb structure for their unique purposes.