Expands list of animals prohibited from use in traveling animal acts; limits certain exceptions to apply only at educational institutions.

This bill expands New Jersey's "Nosey's Law" to prohibit the use of rabbits, hares, and rodents in traveling animal acts, while removing previous exemptions for domestic animals like cattle, horses, and dogs. It bans wild or exotic animals (including newly added lagomorphs and rodents) from performances requiring mobile transport, such as circuses or carnival acts. Exceptions for educational outreach are now limited exclusively to programs at schools or universities, eliminating broader allowances for permanent institutions or government entities. The law aims to restrict animal performances in mobile settings, directly affecting traveling entertainment venues and performers using these animals.