Explain Pigeon holes principle in your own words.

Question

my own words explanation: If there is four pigeonholes in which six pigeons uses to lay their eggs, then there is atleast one pigeonhole housing two or more pigeons.

Does my wordings correct and relevant?

Answer 1

Here's a fun wording with relevance overflowing:

Suppose we have $n$ bodies to hide, but only $n-1$ small flower gardens to hide the bodies in. We would need to fit two bodies in a garden, but small flower gardens clearly only house a single body, so we're screwed.