The table depicts the data about the quantity of Asia elephants in 9 countries over the period 1997 to 2004. In general, it can be seen that the largest number of elephants was belong to India.
It is clear that, in 1997, India had the largest number of elephants with 10. 000. The second largest number with 5500 elephants in Myanmar. In 2004, India had a decrease in the number of elephants to 7500 elephants, while this number increased to 1000, 5000 and 1000 elephants in Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand respectively.
Afterwards. Cambodia was the only country, which was the number of elephants increased in 2004 year around 1400 elephants. Chine had the least number of elephants a thousand only and the decreased to half of that in seven years.
The table depicts the data about the quantity of Asia
elephants
in 9 countries over the period 1997 to 2004.
In general
, it can be
seen
that the largest
number
of
elephants
was
belong
to India.
It is
clear
that, in 1997, India had the largest
number
of
elephants
with 10. 000. The second largest
number
with 5500
elephants
in Myanmar. In 2004, India had a decrease in the
number
of
elephants
to 7500
elephants
, while this
number
increased to 1000, 5000 and 1000
elephants
in Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand
respectively
.
Afterwards. Cambodia was the
only
country, which was the
number
of
elephants
increased in 2004 year around 1400
elephants
. Chine had the least
number
of
elephants
a thousand
only
and the decreased to half of that in seven years.