The Evolution Deceit Feathers, which have an extremely complex
design and aerodynamic characteristics, are unique to birds. The
claim that bird feathers evolved from reptile scales is
completely groundless. The bodies of reptiles are covered with
scales, whereas the bodies of birds are covered with feathers.
Since evolutionists consider reptiles the ancestors of birds,
they are obliged to claim that bird feathers have evolved from
reptile scales. However, there is no similarity between scales
and feathers. A professor of physiology and neurobiology from
the University of Connecticut, A.H. Brush, accepts this reality,
although he is an evolutionist: "Every feature from gene
structure and organization, to development, morphogenesis and
tissue organization is different (in feathers and scales)."36
Moreover, Prof. Brush examines the protein structure of bird
feathers and argues that it is "unique among vertebrates."37
There is no fossil evidence to prove that bird feathers evolved
from reptile scales. On the cont