**Draw a pelican riding a bicycle in SVG.**
**What a bicycle is:**
A bicycle consists of two equal-sized wheels connected by a diamond frame. The frame has these key parts: a horizontal top tube running front-to-back, a down tube angling from the front fork junction down to the bottom bracket, a seat tube running vertically up from the bottom bracket to the saddle, and two chain stays running rearward from the bottom bracket to the rear wheel hub. The front fork holds the front wheel and connects to a handlebar via a stem. The handlebars are a horizontal bar extending left and right from the stem. The saddle (seat) sits atop the seat tube on a seatpost. The pedals attach to cranks at the bottom bracket. Draw the bicycle in left-facing profile view: rear wheel on the left, front wheel on the right, handlebars at front-right, saddle above center-left.
**What a pelican is:**
A pelican is a large waterbird with a very long, straight bill (beak) with a distinctive expandable pouch hanging beneath it. The body is roughly oval/barrel-shaped and rotund. The neck is long and S-curved, typically folded back against the body when at rest. The head is relatively small with a rounded crown. Wings fold flat against the sides of the body when not in flight. The legs are short and stout, with large webbed feet. The tail is short and stubby. Pelicans are large birds — the body should be roughly as wide as the bicycle's wheel diameter.
**How the pelican sits on the bicycle:**
The pelican perches on the saddle with its body weight centered over it. Its two large webbed feet grip the pedals — one foot per pedal, splayed outward slightly as webbed feet naturally are. The short legs angle down from the body to reach the pedals. The body sits upright, belly roughly level with the handlebars. The long neck curves upward and forward, with the head and bill extending out over the handlebars in the direction of travel (rightward). The wings are folded against the body. The overall silhouette should read clearly as a bird sitting on a bike, not floating above it.
**SVG tags to use — with documentation:**
Use these specific SVG elements:
- **``** — Draw the pelican's body (large oval), head (small circle-ish ellipse), and wheel shapes. `cx/cy` = center point, `rx` = horizontal radius, `ry` = vertical radius.
- **``** — Use for the bicycle frame (a series of straight lines via `M` moveto, `L` lineto), the pelican's curved neck (`Q x1 y1 x2 y2` quadratic bezier or `C` cubic bezier), the bill (two slightly converging `L` lines forming a long narrow wedge), the pouch (a soft `Q` curve hanging below the bill), webbed feet (a fan of `L` lines from ankle to toe tips), and wheel spokes. Always set `fill="none"` on paths used as lines/outlines.
- **``** — Draw the two bicycle wheels (large circles) and the wheel hubs (small filled circles at center). Also use for the bottom bracket hub where pedal cranks attach.
- **``** — Draw the handlebars (a short horizontal line), the seatpost, the pedal cranks (two short diagonal lines from the bottom bracket), and the pedals themselves (short horizontal lines at the end of each crank).
- **``** — Optional: use for the saddle (a wide flat rounded rectangle sitting atop the seat tube).
**Coordinate guidance:** Place the bicycle centered in a `viewBox="0 0 680 400"`. Rear wheel center around `(180, 280)`, front wheel center around `(480, 280)`, wheel radius around `90`. The saddle sits approximately at `(290, 145)`. The pelican body center approximately at `(300, 175)`. Keep all elements within x=40..640, y=30..370.
**Style:** Use flat fills with no gradients. Pelican body: white or very light gray. Bill: yellow-orange. Pouch: pale orange. Bicycle frame: a single dark color like `#333` or `#555`, `stroke-width="3"`, `fill="none"`. Wheels: dark stroke, no fill. Use `stroke-linecap="round"` and `stroke-linejoin="round"` on the frame path for clean joints.
** Important: **
* Draw the head of the animal
* Draw the beak of the animal
* Give it wings
* Draw the body
* Draw the feet on the pedals
* Draw the bicycle