The first documented computer bug was a real moth found in a relay.
Why it is true
In nineteen forty-seven, Grace Hopper's team found a moth trapped in a relay of the Harvard Mark II computer. The insect was taped to the logbook with the note being the first actual case of a bug being found, popularizing the term.
Source: Computer History Museum
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