Scientific expeditions are organized journeys undertaken by researchers to explore and study specific environments, organisms, or phenomena. These expeditions often involve teams of scientists, each specializing in different fields, such as biology, geology, or oceanography. The goal is to gather data, conduct experiments, and make observations that contribute to our understanding of the natural world. These expeditions can take place in various locations, from remote rainforests to deep-sea environments. Notable examples include the Darwin expedition on the HMS Beagle, which led to significant discoveries in evolutionary biology, and modern explorations of the Arctic to study climate change impacts.