Key benefits - One way valve keeps bees and drones from returning out of the pipeline, reducing losses and improving control during handling. - Storage box with pipes allows entry and exit for worker bees; capacity about 800 bees provides predictable flow and management. - Overflow behavior is clear: if worker bees cannot fit inside, they cluster outside the storage box, avoiding uncontrolled crowding inside the system. - Containment is reinforced: if bees cannot exit the storage box, the colony cannot escape. - Passage is restricted to the upper pipe of the anti-escape frame, enhancing security and flow control. What it is and how it works - A one-way valve is installed in the pipeline to prevent backflow of bees and drones. - Bees and drones enter the storage box through pipes; worker bees inside can move freely in and out. - The system is sized to hold about 800 worker bees; excess bees may cluster outside the storage box. - If bees cannot exit the storage box, the colony cannot escape. - Bees and drones can only pass through the upper pipe of the anti-escape frame. _use scenarios_ - Apiary management during hive transport or splitting: use in setups with a storage box to control bee movement and prevent escapes. - Queen rearing and drone handling: route flow through the upper pipe to maintain containment while managing populations. - Research or breeding operations requiring contained, one-way bee flow for controlled experiments. Note: This description preserves the original functions and specifications, including one-way valve operation, storage box entry via pipes, worker bee capacity, overflow behavior, colony containment, and use of the upper pipe in the anti-escape frame.