Are Dinosaurs Birds? It’s More Than Just About Feathers!

In calling birds dinosaurs, evolutionists often focus on feathers and so-called “feathered dinosaurs,” but it takes a lot more than feathers to turn a dinosaur into a bird!

Dr. David Menton, one of our staff scientists, earned a PhD from Brown University (an Ivy League school) and was an award-winning anatomy professor at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis for 34 years before his retirement as an associate professor emeritus. He recently spoke during a morning staff meeting about the bone and anatomical structures of birds and dinosaurs and how radically different they are. It was a shortened version of a talk he sometimes gives for our guests at the Creation Museum.

I thought you would enjoy hearing him speak on this important issue. You can watch that video below:

You can read more about the question of dino-to-bird evolution in Dr. Menton’s chapter from The New Answers Book 1, “Did Dinosaurs Evolve Into Birds?”

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.