The bar graph depicts the quantity of elephants in different Asian countries from 1997 to 2004.
Overall, India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, China and Sri Lanka experienced a downward trend though India topped the charts and China was at the bottom. Moreover, Cambodia and Laos experienced upward trends.
The bar graph illustrates Asian elephants figures between 1997 and 2004. To begin, India stood at approximately 10000 in 1997 before the amount of the animals plunged to a low of less than 8000 in 2004. Malaysia elephants were at approximately 3000 in 1997 and significantly declined in 2004. Thailand followed a similar trend as 1997 was its peak year. Following this, it plummeted to less than 2000. China’s elephant count marginally decreased over the years. Furthermore, Vietnam and Sri Lanka also had slight dips.
In addition, Cambodia produced less elephants in 1997; subsequently, there was an incremental increase in 2004. Laos also saw a slight growth from 1997 to 2004.