A huge aquarium in Berlin burst early on Friday, spilling 1 million litres (264,172 gallons) of water, around 1,500 exotic fish and debris onto a major road in the busy Mitte district, emergency services said. Around 100 emergency responders rushed to the site, a leisure complex that houses a Radisson hotel and a museum as well as what Sea Life Berlin said was the world's largest freestanding cylindrical aquarium at 14 metres (46ft) in height. "It felt like an earthquake" said Naz Masraff, who had been staying at the hotel. A dead fish lies next to a gully in front of the Radisson Blue hotel where the giant aquarium, Sea Life's Aquadome, has burst. Alexander Rothe | Picture Alliance | Getty Images Another hotel guest, Sandra Weeser, spoke of chaos. "The whole aquarium burst and what's left is total devastation. Lots of dead fish, debris," she told Reuters. The 1,500 fish from the aquarium died, said a spokesperson for Union Investment, which ma...