A hexagon is a geometric shape (a polygon) with six sides, six angles, and six vertices.
It is a polygon that displays symmetry and uniformity, particularly when its sides and angles are all of equal length and measure.
In a regular hexagon, all interior angles measure 120 degrees, and each side is of equal length. Hexagons are commonly found in nature, such as in beehive cells and the structure of snowflakes.
They are also frequently used in mathematics, engineering, and design due to their balanced and tessellating properties, making them a fundamental shape in geometry.