What should you move gently after removing the outside frame to create space for other frames?

When you remove the outside frame of a bee hive, the remaining frames can become somewhat compacted, and gently moving the other frames can create the necessary space for better access or management of the hive. The focus is on ensuring the other frames are moved carefully to prevent unnecessary disruptions or harm to the bees, as well as to maintain the structural integrity of the bee colony during hive inspections or manipulations.

The term "other frames" specifically relates to the frames that are adjacent to the one being removed, and they can be adjusted to provide the needed room without causing undue stress to the bees within those frames. This careful approach helps in maintaining a calm environment within the hive while ensuring effective management practices are followed.