If a budding design superstar created a Science Fair project, it might resemble Studio Libertiny's amazing "Made by Bees" vase.  This classically-shaped vase, made of honeycomb and – as the name suggests, made BY bees -- has to be one of the oddest, rarest and wonderfully weirdest design items we've ever run across.  The vase was originally created in 2006, when Rotterdam-based, Slovakian-born designer Tomas Gabzdil Libertiny teamed with the Entomology Research Center at Wageningen University for a rather unusual experiment.  The designer constructed a "vase-shaped" hive from wax sheets, and allowed 40,000 bees to colonize it and build a honeycomb around it.  The resulting honeycomb vase wound up in the MoMA collection in 2007.