Why do animal cells have differ shape and sizes?

Answer 1

Plant cells have a cell wall, which provides structural support to the cell and prevents major shape changes.

Animal cells do not have a cell wall, so their shapes are more irregular than plant cells.

Answer 2

Animal cells have different shapes and sizes because they are specialized to perform different functions in the body. For example, red blood cells are biconcave to increase surface area for oxygen exchange, while muscle cells are elongated to facilitate contraction. The shape and size of the cell are determined by its function and the specific organelles it contains.

Answer 3

so that they can they can move about freely, unlike plants, which have a fixed shape.

Answer 4

Because animal cells do not contain a cell wall to provide a sturdy structure.

Answer 5

It just has to do with how they are formed. There is really no specific reason that is known of, it's just the way it is.

Answer 6

The animal cells have different shape and size because of different functions performed by them .

Answer 7

The plant cell has a cell wall which gives it a more fixed shape. The animal cell is surrounded by a lipid bilayer and so a little "wobbly".

Answer 8

yes they do