If you select the element, you'll see <th>, <tr> and <td> tags and the data that's in them. But that's not going to give you the data in database form, it's going to give you the HTML form of the data.
What you should do depends on what you want. (Doing it from a web page like that is called screen-scraping, and I've done it many times when that was the only way the data was available [and I had the copyright owner's permission to use their data in some way other than looking at it in a browser - using someone else's data like that, without permission, is a violation of copyright at least as severe as making a copy of a commercial movie - and can end up in your getting sued]).