A beehive is a structure where bees live and work together. It is made up of hexagonal wax cells that the bees create to store honey, pollen, and to raise their young. Beehives can be found in nature, such as in tree hollows, or they can be man-made for beekeeping purposes. Inside a beehive, there is usually one queen bee, who lays eggs, and many worker bees that gather food and maintain the hive. The hive is a busy place, with bees communicating through dances and pheromones to share information about food sources and hive conditions.