Dinosaur feathers.

Most [but not all] evolutionists believe wildly that dinosaurs evolved into birds. There is NO evidence for their assertion [but let's not let a good hypothesis ever be restrained by silly things such as mere evidence] From time to time, they get a little over-excited and claim that 'evidence has been found'.
Here we go again!

Scientists at the American Museum of Natural History and the Field Museum claim they have "direct evidence of feathers" in a small dinosaur named "Velociraptor mongoliensis", which they estimate was about 1.5m (5ft) long and weighed about 15kg (33lbs). The evidence consists of "six low papillae on the middle third of the caudal margin of the ulna". (This means six small bumps on the back of one of the arm bones)

Ask yourself precisely what the evidence was. Yes. Some small bumps.
Clutching at straws a bit, aren't we?
In the current 'Evidence News' from John Mackay at Creation Research, he advises readers to look at the photo in the New Scientist article.

http://www.newscientist.com/channel/life/dn12666-bumpy-bones-suggest-velociraptor-had-feathers.html