The animal known for its social structure and teamwork is the honeybee. Honeybees live in well-organized colonies, which can consist of thousands of individuals. Each bee has a specific role, such as worker bees, drones, and a queen. Worker bees perform tasks like foraging for nectar, tending to the queen and larvae, and maintaining the hive. Their sophisticated communication methods, including the famous "waggle dance," allow them to share vital information about food sources. This high degree of cooperation vitalizes their survival and productivity, making honeybees crucial to pollination in ecosystems and agriculture.