Flora

Timelapse by <n>Darryl Cheng</n> of <n>House Plant Journal</n> featuring an <n>Oxalis</n> and a <n>Maranta</n> plant.

Plants do actually move: we just don't live in the same time reference frame. 

This 2-day time lapse shows the so called plants' nastic movements, mostly due to changes in turgor or changes in growth 

[source, houseplantjournal:]

An interior view of the <n>Federal House</n> by <n>Edition Office</n>. Photo by <n>Ben Hosking</n>.

The natural phenomenon of <n>Crown shyness</n>. Photo by <n>Dagmar von Stralendorff</n> for <n>INRAE</n>.

Crown shyness, the phenomenon in which the crowns of fully stocked trees do not touch each other, is usually shown from below. This is what it looks like from above[source and full video, by Dimitar Karanikolov:]