The given line graph provides data about the total number of individuals visited to three different museums in London from June to September in 2013.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that the British Museum followed a different pattern compared to Science Museum and Natural History Museum.
In June, starting at 600 thousand, the number of visitors who traveled to the British Museum was the highest among the three museums. Subsequently, the visitor count reached the peak of 750 thousand. However, after experiencing a significant decline of 500 thousand in July, the British Museum witnessed a slight increase to approximately 650 thousand visitors.
By contrast, the Science Museum and Natural History Museum had the same tendency. The number of visitors in the Natural History Museum, with around 550 thousand at the start point, steadily decreased to just above 350 in July. The number remained stable and then slightly increased to about 550 in September. Similarly, the Science Museum experienced a gradual decline in the number of tourists, from 400 thousand in June to 300 in August, and then the visitor count peaked at approximately 450 thousand.