Beehive Honeycomb
A hexagonal honeycomb is built cell-by-cell, mimicking how honeybee workers secrete wax and shape it into tessellating hexagonal prisms — the most material-efficient way to tile a plane. Bees orbit the hive on individual flight paths while some cells fill with glowing honey caps.

• Hex grid generated with axial coordinates (q, r, s)
• Growth front reveals one cell at a time via instanced mesh scaling
• ~35% of cells capped with translucent glowing "honey"
• 18 bees fly independent elliptical orbits with flapping wings