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Not probably, a human riding a bicycle is the most efficient way to convert energy into movement. No other vehicle or animal can be as efficient.
On certain terrain.
In a world where flat, smooth pavement is everywhere, yeah, bikes are absolutely amazing. But, if you've ever been mountain biking, you know that there are situations where walking is far more efficient than biking. And, mountain biking is normally done on trails. Truly riding off-road on terrain where nobody else has ever been is pretty tough, and I'd bet walking is often more efficient.
Tuna are actually insanely efficient.
Thats why I have a bike-sled team to pull my horribly inefficient sled across the asphalt