What the Great Barrier Reef looks like after the biggest coral die-off ever recorded

Scientists say warm seas have killed two-thirds of a 700km (435 miles) stretch of coral on the Great Barrier Reef. The damage is concentrated in the northern section of the reef. (The central and southern sections remain almost intact.) 

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