Hawaii Woman Announces Plan To Use Dolphin As A Midwife!

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A pregnant Hawaii woman seen swimming with dolphins in a viral video announced plans to give birth using a dolphin as a midwife.

Dorina Rosin, who operates a healing sanctuary in Hawaii with partner Maika Suneagle, was seen swimming with dolphins while 38 weeks pregnant in a video posted to YouTube in mid-August and the producers of British TV series Katie Piper's Extraordinary Births visited Rosin when she announced her intention to use a dolphin as a midwife.

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"I found the dolphin people a bit out there but they seemed so happy and the woman was so relaxed," Piper told The Times of London. "I just thought everybody was wonderful and it was all a bit of an eye-opener."

Experts warned using a dolphin as a midwife could prove dangerous.

"Because of their friendly disposition and common [presence] in aquariums, we tend to think of dolphins as trustworthy, loving creatures," Christine Wilcox wrote on Discovery Magazine's website. "But let's get real for a minute here. Dolphins don't eat sunshine and fart roses. They're wild animals, and they are known to do some pretty terrible things."

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"What would you do if the dolphin does get aggressive, decides to attack the mother or even the newly-emerged baby? How would you protect either from a three-to-four hundred pound animal with lightning speed and agility that is more at home in the environment than you are?" she wrote.