Answer: plant cells have chloroplasts, but animal cells do not.
plant cells have cell walls, but animal cells do not.
Plants and animals both are living organisms which are different in structure, function and metabolism. The plant cells exhibit chlorophyll pigment whose function is to trap light energy from the sun which is used for the process of photosynthesis. By the process of photosynthesis plants are capable of synthesizing their own food. Hence, they are called as autotrophs. On the other hand animals do not possess chlorophyll and they are incapable of producing their own food. They derive food from plants and other animals.
Plant and animal cells differ by their structure. The cell wall is the outer covering of the plant cell it provides rigidity and strength to the structure of the plant cell but animal cell lacks the cell wall.
