The Guinness World Records named the largest global positioning system drawing via bicycle: a velociraptor. | via philstarlife
More importantly, the cyclists said it's their attempt to raise awareness on climate change and promotion of cycling.
"Dinosaurs are a proof that strong species can go extinct quickly and a symbol of extinct species," they told Guinness World Records."We are the main contributors and victims of this environmental crisis and as is, we have the future in our hands!", they created a 200.1-kilometer tyrannosaurus rex in Loire.
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