Searching for "bobcat" then picking Images gives NSFW results with Safe Search off

SheepWolf

Maybe not a bug, but strange search result. I'm guessing bobcat is a slang term like cougar, but I don't seem to get that result when searching for other species of cats (cougar, lion, puma, panther, cheetah, etc.). Might be Bing's fault, as I think I get the same results from it as well.

Steps to reproduce:
Ensure "Safe Search" is OFF
Search for the term "bobcat" (location is United States)
Click on "Images"

Expected behavior:
(More) Images of bobcats (Lynx rufus), the animal/the species of cats found in North America like doing the same search but with "Safe Search" on. I just assumed the cat would be more common than any of the NSFW results likely stemming from the slang term.

Debug info:
Google Chrome, Windows 10, Country/Region = United States, Connected to: US-EAST

Vlad

SheepWolf We have a change rolling out soon that has separate safe search toggle for images/videos given how our upstream provider for these results is sensitive showing adult content when safe search is implicitly off.

buteo

As a somewhat related aside about looking up info on wildlife, I often find it helpful to search using the scientific name (use quotes to ensure literal string match for binomial and trinomial nomenclature). It's a slight pain, but the signal-to-noise often improves dramatically.