A team of French cyclists broke the world record for largest GPS drawing when they created an image of a velociraptor measuring 636 miles.
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Florent Arnaud, Maxime Brugere, Franck Delorme, Nicolas Meunier and Jean Roule created the GPS image by riding for a total 43 hours and 47 minutes over the source of six days.
The cyclists, members of the Cyclos randonneurs Saint-Galmier bicycle group, passed through counties including Cher, SaiŽne-et-Loire, Indre, Nievre, Creuse and Puy-de-Dome to create the dinosaur image.
The team said they chose a velociraptor for the image because it sounds like "velo," the French word for bicycle.