; (2) by redesignating the second subsection (f) (relating to delivery of animals by a dealer, research facility, exhibitor, or government) as subsection (g); and (3) by adding at the end the following: (j) Prohibition of exotic and wild animals in traveling performances (1) Definitions In this subsection: (A) Cause a performance The term cause a performance means— (i) to be responsible for a performance; (ii) to financially benefit as an owner or operator from a performance; and (iii) to sponsor a performance. (B) Domestic animal The term domestic animal means any animal that is normally maintained as a companion or pet animal in or near the household of the owner or person who cares for the animal, such as a domestic dog (including a service dog), domestic cat, ferret, gerbil, horse, mouse, rat, guinea pig, rabbit, or hamster. (C) Environmental education program The term environmental education program means a program, which may be an animal exhibition, that— (i) is professionally designed to impart knowledge or information for educational or conservation purposes about the natural behavior, habitat, and life cycle of an animal, or similar pedagogical information, by an individual qualified to impart that information; and (ii) does not include any performance of behavior of an animal that does not naturally occur for that animal in the wild. (D) Exotic or wild animal (i) In general The term exotic or wild animal means— (I) any animal that is or has historically been found in the wild or in the wild state, regardless of whether the animal was bred or born in the wild or in captivity; and (II) any hybrid of an animal described in subclause (I), including a hybrid cross with a domestic animal or farm animal. (ii) Inclusions The term exotic or wild animal includes— (I) canidae (except domestic dogs); (II) cetartiodactyla (except alpacas, bison, cattle, deer, elk, goats, llamas, reindeer, swine, and sheep); (III) crocodilia; (IV) edentata; (V) elasmobranchii; (VI) felidae (except domestic cats); (VII) hyaenidae