Bifurcation Diagram- The Logistic Map

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I recently got to know about the logistic map, given by $f(x) = rx(1-x)$, and it’s bifurcation diagram when mapped as $r$ along the x-axis.

At $r=3.56995 (approx.)$ we enter the chaotic part with some islands of stability.

All this continues till $r=4$.

But what about $r>4$. Why doesn’t the diagram include it?

What type of behaviour is observed after $r>4$? Does the map become more chaotic or something else happens?

Please help in explaining it to me.

Edit: I checked about it on Google but couldn’t find anything!