Dolphins love interacting with pregnant women. Because they communicate by ultrasound, beside mom’s heartbeat they can also feel baby’s heartbeat, they find it fascinating.
Peruvian Ety Napadenschi, who is eight months pregnant, is touched by a dolphin named Wayra during a therapy session for pregnant women at a hotel in Lima. The therapy is supposed to stimulate the brain of the baby inside the belly.
Dolphins are beautiful, highly intelligent and magical creatures. They can follow a cuttlefish recipe, recognize themselves in mirrors and create nicknames for their peers.
Dolphin-assisted birth, a newer take on water births, is apparently a trend growing in popularity.
