. Rescue dogs were searching the building for anyone who might be trapped under debris, they said.The AquaDom aquarium at the Sea Life tourist attraction photographed in Berlin, Wednesday, June 1, 2022. / Following the burst of a huge aquarium, the atrium of a hotel is devastated in Berlin Germany, Friday, Dec. 16, 2022.
“We have not yet been able to walk the first floor completely, which is probably where these fish will be," fire service spokesman Adrian Wentzel said. Operators say the aquarium has the biggest cylindrical tank in the world. It contained 1,500 tropical fish before the incident. There was speculation freezing temperatures that got down to minus 10 degrees Celsius overnight caused a crack in the tank, which then exploded under the weight of the water. Police said there was no evidence the incident resulted from an attack.
Sandra Weeser, a German lawmaker who was staying in the hotel, said she was awoken up by a large bang and thought there might have been an earthquake.Debris stretches out across the front of the Berlin hotel after the aquarium burst in cold weather.
All the poor fish that have been trapped in there for years that are now dead
I guess German engineering isn't what it used to be...
Such worthless opulence. A prominent example of the dangerous excesses of this civilisation on one end and the life-threatening scarcity on another somewhere else. Thoughts and prayers to the imprisoned and now deceased ocean fellows.
I thought the Germans were good at making stuff unless they bought it from China
Had been there for years. Initial theory is to do with the unusually cold weather.
9NewsPerth All those poor fishies, dead for the sake of a tourist attraction
What a stupid idea .
9NewsMelb Was Tom Cruise there ?
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