The graph below shows the changes in maximum number of Asian elephants between 1994 and 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart, which depicts great detail, illustrates the revolution of the maximum proportion of Asian

elephants

from 1994 to 2004.

Overall

, it can be observed that

elephants

in India experienced the greatest deterioration throughout the 13-year period,

whereas

Laos'

elephants

remained constant over the given timeline. Diving deeper, in 1997, the population of

this

type of mammal in India was almost 10000, making it the highest figure in the chart, though it decreased to 7500 in 2004. Malaysia and Thailand

also

followed a similar trend as India, with a reduction of 2000

elephants

respectively in the final year.

Additionally

, Cambodia was the only nation that saw a minor escalation over the 13-year period, with approximately 1200 to 1400

elephants

. Turning to Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and China, all had minor declines in the proportion of

elephants

, dropping from around 500.

However

, Vietnam's

elephants

had the most marginal decrease compared to others, around 1200 to 1100.

Finally

, with regard to Laos, there was no change in the number of

elephants

and it stayed at just above 1000.