There is a computer bug that is named after a moth. - Apparently.
In 1947, a team of engineers at Harvard University was working on the Mark II computer when they encountered a problem caused by a moth that had become stuck in the relays. The moth was removed and taped to the computer log with the note "First actual case of bug being found." This incident was documented by the team's leader, Grace Hopper, who later coined the term "bug" to describe any glitch or error in a computer system.