Beekeeping Traditions Around the World (2D)

This 2D companion strips the beekeeping-traditions scene down to a side-view cross-section so the numbers behind each hive stand on their own: switching between the Kenyan top-bar trough, European straw skep, hollowed log hive, stacked Langstroth boxes and open Himalayan cliff comb changes a published-order-of-magnitude internal volume and comb-face area, which combine with the honey-fill slider into a live honey-mass readout. A second, independent model drives the bees themselves — below roughly 14°C (57°F) honeybees stop foraging and pull into an insulating winter cluster to defend a ~35°C core, and the cluster's diameter, heat generated and heat lost are all recomputed from the population and temperature sliders in real time, so you can push the colony into a visible heat deficit.