Stereotypes about animals (and children) as revealed by Google auto-suggest

I saw this tweet by @m_sendhil, which had a screenshot of Google's auto-suggest for "why are indians so," which contained a collection of (often contradictory) stereotypes (e.g., fat and skinny).  I began doing the same exercise for other nationalities and ethnic groups, products, animals etc.

Here is the screenshot for turtles (which apparently have lots of fans):

It was interesting to me how many of the supposed attributes showed up repeatedly across entities. This gave me an idea: I should turn this procrastination/time-wasting into something more useful, which was to learn how to make graph/network plots with the python package networkx (code below). Here is the result, using the top 4 auto-suggests for cats, children, cows, dogs, frogs, goldfish, hamsters, mice, turtles and pigs.  Entities are in blue, attributes in red. Edges are drawn if that attribute was auto-suggested for that entity.

Some observations
I'm guessing the "addicting" and"good" attributes of goldfish refers to the cheesy snack cracker and not the actual fish. People seem to be rather ambivalent about children. I'm kind of surprised that people were not wondering why dogs are smart. Finally, are pigs actually salty (this seems unlikely), or this just how pork is usually prepared?

The code: