Nature
This rodent lives like a beehive — one queen, and workers that don't reproduce
Naked mole-rats are one of only two mammal species known to be eusocial: a single breeding queen suppresses reproduction in dozens of other colony members, who instead dig tunnels and care for her young, much like a beehive or ant nest. They're also remarkably cancer-resistant and can survive up to 18 minutes without oxygen, making them one of biology's most-studied oddities.