The user wants a single-page web app with an inline SVG illustration of a pelican riding a bicycle, all in one index.html file.

Let me create a nice SVG illustration. I'll draw a pelican (with its characteristic long beak and pouch) riding a bicycle. I'll make it a clean, well-composed illustration.

I'll create a single-page web app with an inline SVG illustration of a pelican riding a bicycle.

Both matches are just text in the footer/caption — no actual external references. The file is fully self-contained. Done. I created **`/workspace/index.html`**, a single self-contained page (no external resources, CDNs, or network requests) featuring a hand-drawn inline SVG of a **pelican riding a bicycle**. What's in the illustration: - **Pelican** with a long curved neck, signature yellow throat pouch, hooked beak tip, a little crest feather, eye with glint, and a fish peeking out of the pouch - **Cyclist flair**: an orange scarf blowing in the wind, wings gripping the handlebars, legs on the pedals - **Bicycle**: orange frame, two spoked wheels, chain, pedals, seat, and handlebars - **Scene**: gradient sky, sun, drifting clouds, rolling green hills, a road with dashed center lines, ground shadow, and motion speed-lines Interactivity (pure JS, inline): - **Spin wheels** — rotates both wheels in place - **Ride** — spins wheels faster + adds a gentle bob and visible motion lines - **Reset** — stops and clears transforms All CSS lives in a `<style>` tag and all JS in a `<script>` tag inside the one `index.html`.