Most origami is static; once created, it just sits there. But some origami is made to move and bend, either to mimic the original design or to create a new effect. The most common movable origami, and often the first paper-creation we make, is the fortune teller. By moving the corners back and forth, we create a hypnotizing effect that simulates the mysteriousness of predicting the future. Another favorite is the flapping crane. Its design is a little different than the traditional version, but the alterations allow the wings to move if you pull the crane's tail. There are many more movable origami creations, I will have to post more about this another time.
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