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Berlin's 25-metre tall aquarium bursts, spilling debris and killing hundreds of fish - Vimarsana News

Berlin's 25-metre tall aquarium bursts, spilling debris and killing hundreds of fish

Definitive cause yet to be established, but freezing temperatures may have cracked the enclosure A huge aquarium in Berlin burst on Friday, causing glass, water and hundreds of tropical fish to spill

Berlin Aquarium with 1,500 Exotic Fish Inside Explodes; Video Shows Scary Aftermath - Vimarsana News

Berlin Aquarium with 1,500 Exotic Fish Inside Explodes; Video Shows Scary Aftermath

A massive 46-foot aquarium in Berlin, Germany, that housed roughly 1,500 exotic fish exploded, resulting in the injury of two people.

Source: hngn.com
AquaDom aquarium, world's largest, bursts at Sea Life Berlin - Vimarsana News

AquaDom aquarium, world's largest, bursts at Sea Life Berlin

The world's largest freestanding cylindrical aquarium, standing more than 80-feet tall inside a Berlin hotel, burst Friday sending fish and debris pouring out.

Source: fox43.com
Aquarium 'Tsunami' Causes Explosion, Kills Thousands Of Tropical Fish | News Radio 1410 AM & 100.9 FM - Vimarsana News

Aquarium 'Tsunami' Causes Explosion, Kills Thousands Of Tropical Fish | News Radio 1410 AM & 100.9 FM

The world's largest freestanding aquarium exploded, resulting in a 'tsunami' of water causing 'unbelievable maritime damage.'

Source: iheart.com
Aquarium 'Tsunami' Causes Explosion, Kills Thousands Of Tropical Fish | 96.3 - Vimarsana News

Aquarium 'Tsunami' Causes Explosion, Kills Thousands Of Tropical Fish | 96.3

The world's largest freestanding aquarium exploded, resulting in a 'tsunami' of water causing 'unbelievable maritime damage.'

Source: iheart.com