Display alive or dead and evidence of presence graphs on taxon

It seems that the “Alive or Dead” graphs are only visible on Android iNaturalist apps. I really enjoy seeing the trends with this stat through these graphs. An example of a species I keep an eye on regularly is the American Woodcock which has an incredible number of deceased birds that are posted. During fall migration there are more deceased birds than live birds posted to iNaturalist. Unfortunately, It is difficult to interpret these graphs further simply from the app. Evidence of Presence is

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