The man behind this creation is Ricardo “Cano Gwapo” Tan, who not only created it to make visitors smile. For him, this project is a heartfelt tribute to the game bird industry of Negros Occidental, which stepped in to support the local economy when the sugar trade was struggling.

“Negros Occidental has a game bird industry that employs millions of people in the Philippines. If you look at a rooster, it looks calm and authoritative, imposing and strong, which reflects the attitude of our people,” he said. said Tan, according to the Guinness World Records.

He wanted to create a monument that not only celebrated this cultural heritage but also left a lasting impression on visitors.