The Designer's watermark - the humble bee

Is nature random, or is there are their themes in nature and design in the universe? Is the humble bee another 'random' insect, or is there a template of design built within these little guys?

Consider this:

In three days the egg of the queen is hatched.
It is fed for nine days (3x3).
It reaches maturity in 15 days (5x3).
The worker grub reaches maturity in 21 days (7x3).
And is at work three days after leaving its cell.
The drone matures in 24 days (8x3).
The bee is composed of three sections,— head and two stomachs.
The two eyes are made up of about 3,000 small eyes, each (like the cells of the comb) having six sides (2x3).
Underneath the body are six (2x3) wax scales with which the comb is made.
It has six (2x3) legs. Each leg is composed of three sections.
The foot is formed of three triangular sections.
The antennae consist of nine (3x3) sections.
The sting has nine (3x3) barbs on each side.

Could you randomly build a car or a house, of course you couldn't. You need a blueprint..

Last Edited by Jerichofall on 01/16/2012 07:44 AM