@XyZed 

Hi,
Usually, spiders or moths are detected as motion. On the camera's Playback page, to correct the event type, you can select Motion Detection.

If the camera still classifies spiders and moths as Person after you have corrected the event type several times, you can send us the following information for further analysis.

  1. The camera's model number, hardware version, and MAC address. You can send me (@Solla-topee) the camera's MAC address via a private message.

  2. The camera's detection settings on its Device Settings > Detection page. You can send us the screenshots of the Detection page and the pages of the enabled detection types. 

  3. A video showing the reported false detection behavior.

You can upload the video and pictures to your cloud server (such as Google Drive), generate a download link, and send it to me (@Solla-topee) via a private message.
 

Best Regards

  @XyZed 

Hi,
The basic camera's motion detection mechanism is based on image changes between different frames. The frame is one of the many still images that compose the complete moving picture. If there is a difference between the frames, the camera will recognize it as a motion detected. When it rains, the raindrops will cause a significant change in the image, therefore, this kind of detection cannot be avoided. However, you can refer to the following instructions to reduce motion detections from rain, snow, insects, etc.
How to reduce motion detections from rain, snow, or insects, etc
 

If the camera's motion detection and person detection features are enabled, it's normal for the camera to detect a cat or an insect as motion. However, if they are detected as a person, we suggest referring to this post for further analysis.
 

Best Regards