What is a social insect that lives in hives?

Honeybees are a well-known example of social insects that live in hives. They exhibit complex social structures with a queen, workers, and drones, each performing specific roles within the colony. Honeybees communicate through dances and pheromones, coordinating foraging and hive maintenance. Their hives are essential for honey production and play a crucial role in pollination, supporting ecosystems and agriculture.