The provided pie charts depict statistics about the percentage of world forests and timber in 5 different kinds of regions in these two charts.
Overall, it is evident that these two charts were compared about the five various types of the percentage of world forest and timber in 5 regions, which is the most popular in those.
While the world forest showed the largest percentage at 27% and 25% in North America and Africa, then 18% in Europe, followed by 16% in South Africa, and the percentage of world forest at 14% in Asia, which means that it is the lowest percentage of the other four regions.
On the other hand, North America had the highest percentage of timber at 30%, followed by 23% in South America, while Europe showed 20%. Turning to the timber percentage of Africa, it had the lowest at 9% and a different 9% in Asia.
