Thynn is a genus of wasps belonging to the family Thynnidae. These wasps are known for their distinctive appearance, often featuring elongated bodies and long legs. They are typically found in various habitats, including forests and grasslands, where they play a role in pollination and the ecosystem. The life cycle of Thynn wasps includes a larval stage that develops within the nests of other insects, such as bees. Adult Thynn wasps are often solitary and can be observed during the warmer months, where they search for mates and suitable nesting sites.