The chart illustrates estimated maximum population of Asian elephants between 1997 and 2004
The graph chart provides information on the estimation of Asian
elephants
' greatest population over a seven-year period in different countries. Overall
, in 2004, the number of Asian elephants
experienced a downward trend, especially in India, Malaysia and Thailand where they decreased significantly.
According to
the graph, Although
India had the most elephants
both in 1997 and 2004, these numbers dropped sharply from just under 10,000 to around 7,500. Similarly
, Thailand and Malaysia also
displayed precipitous downturns, dipping approximately 2,000 elephants
between 1997 and 2004. Meanwhile, other countries such
as Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Myanmar and China, illustrated a gentle fall of less than 1,000 elephants
over the 20-year period.
Meanwhile, Laos was the only nation that remained stable, hovering just over 1,000 elephants
in those two time periods (1997 and 2004). In contrast
to the remaining nations, Cambodia was the only one that had a surge of elephants
, gradually peaking at approximately 1,500.Submitted by meliarizkina86 on
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