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Each layer of cells has a specialized purpose.
每個(gè)蜂房都有特殊的作用。
The uppermost cells store honey, followed by pollen-storage cells.
最上面的蜂房是儲(chǔ)存蜂蜜的，下面一層是儲(chǔ)存花粉的，
The bottom layers are designated for infant-rearing.
再下層是幼蟲變成工蜂的孵化室，
Just beneath the pollen cells are brood cells where larvae become worker bees, and off to the side are cells housing drone bee larvae.
最下層是育嬰室，兩側(cè)居住的是雄蜂幼蟲。
Last, but certainly not least, special cells are set aside to shelter infant queen bees.
當(dāng)然，特殊的蜂房是留給有著尊貴地位的蜂王的。
A typical nest has about 100,000 cells with a total surface area of about twenty-seven square feet.
標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的蜂巢有100,000個(gè)蜂房，連上表層大概有27平方英尺。
Most of the cells are used to store the more than forty pounds of honey required to feed a bee colony during the winter.
大多數(shù)蜂巢儲(chǔ)存了40多英鎊的蜂蜜足夠整個(gè)蜜蜂家族度過整個(gè)冬天了。
They may not win any awards, but bees are clearly some of nature's most accomplished architects.
雖然，蜜蜂從未因此獲獎(jiǎng)。但是，它們無疑是大自然最杰出的建造師。
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