A beehive is a structure where honeybees live and work. It serves as their home, providing shelter for the bees and a place to store honey and pollen. Beehives can be found in nature, such as in tree cavities, or they can be man-made, often made of wood or plastic, designed to help beekeepers manage the bees and harvest honey. Inside a beehive, bees create hexagonal wax cells to store honey and raise their young. The hive is organized with a queen bee, worker bees, and drones. The queen lays eggs, while worker bees gather nectar and pollen, maintaining the hive's health and productivity.