The given line graph gives information about the maximum amount of Asian elephants which changes in from 1994 to 2007.
Overall, it can be seen that the hishest number of elephants belonged to India whereas, China had the least number of it within the given years. Totally the number of elephants in 1997 was higher than in 2004 and, also there are a significant differences of elephants existence.
Taking a closer look at the chart, at the beginning of the period, China had the least number of the elephants, which it was 1000 elephants, then it decreased to just under 400 elephants. Malaysia and Thailand experienced a steep decrease the number of elephants, that it is a sharp decrease almost 2000 elephants. Vietham, Cambodia and Laos had the nearly similar amount of elephants and theirs number remained the stable between the given years. Myanmar came to second highest number of it, just above 5000 elephants, then its amount fall to 4700 elephants. The number of elephants in Sri Lanka almost remained the steady, which was nearly 3000 elephants
The
given
line graph gives information about the maximum amount of Asian
elephants
which
changes
in from 1994 to 2007.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the
hishest
number
of
elephants
belonged to India whereas, China had the least
number
of it within the
given
years.
Totally
the
number
of
elephants
in 1997 was higher than in 2004 and,
also
there are a significant
differences
of
elephants
existence.
Taking a closer look at the chart, at the beginning of the period, China had the least
number
of the
elephants
, which it was 1000
elephants
, then it decreased to
just
under 400
elephants
. Malaysia and Thailand experienced a steep decrease the
number
of
elephants
, that it is a sharp decrease almost 2000
elephants
.
Vietham
, Cambodia and Laos had the
nearly
similar amount of
elephants
and theirs
number
remained the stable between the
given
years. Myanmar came to second highest
number
of it,
just
above 5000
elephants
, then its amount fall to 4700
elephants
. The
number
of
elephants
in Sri Lanka almost remained the steady, which was
nearly
3000
elephants