Litter goes a long way. Litter bugs visiting Khao Yai National Park in Thailand have been warned – what you leave behind is coming back to you in the form of a mailed bag of garbage. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ANNOUNCES MOUNTAIN LION 'SUMMER OF KITTENS'Those guilty of leaving objects behind will also be banned from returning to the park, have to register with the police and face a potential five years in prison or fine for littering in a national park, the New York Post reported. “I will pick up all of your garbage,” he wrote, a translation shared. “Postage back … home as souvenir.”Guests to the park, which is known for its elephants, monkeys and other wildlife, will have to register with their home address as part of the policy, the Post reported.

Source: Fox News September 18, 2020 21:22 UTC