article_snippet: Not necessarily, according to a latest YouGov study, which found that lobsters were the preferred animals for men - when compared to the choices by women - followed by alligators, sticklebacks, sharks and eagles.
article_snippet: Dogs may have once ruled the roost, but now according to a YouGov survey of people in the UK, men prefer lobsters as men favourite animal - when compared to female choices - which may be because men associate men with fine dining (picture of red reef lobster shown) a latest YouGov study, which found that lobsters were the preferred animals for men - when compared to the choices by women - followed by alligators, sticklebacks, sharks and eagles involved a poll of 190,000 YouGov members in the UK, which the company says is ‘perhaps the largest dataset ever collected of people’s passions and phobias in the animal world’.
article_snippet: The data showed that lobsters were the most popular animal among men when compared to those less liked by women, followed by alligators, sticklebacks and so on.
article_snippet: As for the most popular animals, a latest YouGov study, which found that lobsters were the preferred animals for men - when compared to the choices by women - followed by alligators, sticklebacks, sharks and eagles found that things like dogs and snails were slightly more popular among women than men.
article_snippet: ‘Animals with violent defensive abilities - sharks, eagles and piranhas - are particularly favoured by men,’ noted Will Dahlgreen in an article for YouGov.
article_snippet: Speaking to MailOnline, Will Dahlgreen in an article for YouGov added that Will Dahlgreen in an article for YouGov suspicion as to why men are more likely to have a positive impression of lobsters is because men associate men with fine dining . '
highlights_snippet: Men preferred lobsters, alligators, sticklebacks, sharks and eagles .
  