As we’ve seen this week, evolutionists believe dinosaurs evolved into birds. In their worldview, scales must’ve, by chance, evolved into feathers. But how?
You see, feathers grow from individual tube-like follicles in the skin. But reptile scales are all connected, like a big sheet over the whole body.
Feathers are grown and shed in matched pairs. But scales are shed all together.
Feathers are very complex. They’ve a branching structure, interlocking barbs, and tiny hinged “hooklets.” But scales are relatively simple folds in the skin.
Feathers and scales are very different. One didn’t evolve from the other—it’s impossible!
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This post originally appeared at https://answersingenesis.org/media/audio/answers-with-ken-ham/volume-149/folds-to-feathers/
