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The image illustrates a line graph titled "The number of dog and cat owners in the UK" measured in millions from 1980 to 2015; the blue line represents dog owners, the orange line represents cat owners. In 1980, there were 7 million dog owners and 8 million cat owners; by 1985, both increased to 15 million and 17 million respectively. In 1990, dog owners slightly decreased to 14 million, while cat owners rose to 21 million. By 1995, dog owners increased to 28 million and cat owners to 32 million. In 2000, dog owners reached 35 million, while cat owners peaked at 42 million. By 2005, dog owners declined to 32 million, and cat owners slightly decreased to 44 million. In 2010, dog owners slightly increased to 39 million, while cat owners decreased to 44 million. By 2015, dog owners reached a peak of 47 million, while cat owners decreased to 39 million.
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The line graph presented illustrates the total number of people who own cats and dogs in UK during the period from 1980 to 2015. The unit of measurement used is millions.
Overall, the data indicate a notable growth in the number of owners of both dogs and cats, while cats were less popular as pets in the beginning, but they were able to capture the top spot at the end of the given timeframe.
In 1980, dog owners commenced at 15 million, which then fluctuated between 17 million and 21 million from 1985 until 1995, before reaching its zenith of 45 million in the year 2000; after that, it started to decline and reached its lowest point of around 39 million at the end of 2015. Conversely, cat owners began at a mere 7 million in 1980, exhibiting significant growth as they surged to around 47 million at the end of the period.
These data show the rise in the popularity of cats among people.
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