An overflow parking lot will be activated over the next three weeks to accommodate visitors to the Seneca Park Zoo.

The new “A Step into Africa” exhibit opens on Thursday and zoo officials are expecting more visitors than usual. The exhibit incorporates the Zoo’s African elephants, olive baboons and newly arrived lions from South Africa, in naturalistic surroundings with remarkable viewing opportunities.

The overflow lot will be at 2100 St. Paul Street, less than one mile from the zoo entrance, and will be available to visitors on May 19, 20, 26, 27, 28 and June 3. There will be free shuttle to and from the parking lot to the zoo.

It's a real mystery as to what happened to a local man working for the postal service office in Florida. He says a package he handled last year was toxic and has made him incredibly sick. But he says the Postal Service doesn't believe him.

He felt good enough today to talk on camera with us today.

A good day is when Jeff Lill isn't totally nauseous and in pain all the time. He was still in bed when we talked to him today.

There's no doubt he's sick. The question is -- what made him sick?

He says it was a package about 20 pounds and the sender's address was in "yemen" and the thing that made him know it was trouble was the smell.

"It was worse than turpentine. It was something that would tell you that this isn't right," Jeff Lill said.

Lill -- who is somedays confined to his bed -- says he picked up the package ran it outside and evacuated the building. He says something was dripping out of the package that looked like molasses.