Stockton earned the old school tag for his physical play; surveys of athletes and fans alike often judged him among the toughest players in the NBA, usually just behind teammate Karl Malone. His patented short shorts became known as Stocktonsâsince he continued to wear the style long after the rest of the league had adopted a baggier look.
Animal cells never have cell walls. A plant cell does have a cell wall for support and protection. Animals have a cell membrane, which is composed of a phospholipid bilayer (made of polar, hydrophilic heads and nonpolar, hydrophobic tails) and do not have a cell wall. Animal cells never have cell walls.
Plants have no skeleton or exoskeleton, and are held up by their tissue. The plant tissue is made up of cells with rigid cell walls. Animal cells anchor onto a skeleton, and have a flaccid cell membrane. Another point of View: The simple answer would be this: they don't need one.In the brutally competitive business of survival, expensive and unneeded things get dropped quickly.  One reason plant cells have a cell wall is because they don't have  any skeletal structure. the cell wall [once the vacuole, the  water/food container, is full] allows the cell to become turgid,  pushing against the cell wall and causing enough pressure to hold  the plant up.