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The idea of donisaurs evolving into birds should cause lots of people to serious challenge the evolutionary mainstream.

Think about it. Mainstream thought is that species evolve slowly over long periods of time due to random mutations, survival of the fittest, and environmental pressures.

How many species of dinosaurs were there? How many species of birds are there?

Think about birds for a moment.  In all other examples of species when they have a lot in common, like feathers, they are assumed to have evolved from a common ancestor.

But if many species of dinosaurs evolved into many species of birds then we are to believe that the common features of birds are all inherited from many diverse species of ancestors. If in any way all those species of dinossuars could have evolved into many species of birds all sharing so much in common then we can never again assume that a species with common features evolved from common ancestors.

If one wants to say that birds evolved from one species of dinosaur then they can test that theory some day.

But to say that dinosaurS evolved into birds tests the limits of probability.