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Metallic bonds allow metals to do what, in the manner of a willow tree?

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bend without breaking

The thick, rigid trunk of the oak tree on the left might crack and break in a strong wind. The slim, flexible trunk of the willow tree on the right might bend without breaking. In one way, metals are like willow trees. They can bend without breaking. Thats because metals form special bonds called metallic bonds.

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