The Hexagon is a geometric shape with six sides and six angles. It is a common figure in mathematics and can be found in nature, such as in honeycombs created by bees. Regular hexagons have equal sides and angles, while irregular hexagons can vary in size and shape. In addition to its mathematical significance, the term "Hexagon" is also used to refer to the shape of France, which is often called "l'Hexagone" due to its six-sided outline. This nickname highlights the country's geographical features and has become a symbol of French identity.