* Animal cells lack a cell wall. Turgor pressure is the pressure exerted by the fluid content of a cell against its cell wall. Animal cells have a cell membrane, but no rigid cell wall.
* Animal cells rely on other mechanisms for structural support. Instead of turgor pressure, animal cells maintain their shape and structure through internal cytoskeletal elements like microtubules and microfilaments.
* Animal cells have a different way of regulating water balance. Animal cells use mechanisms like active transport and osmosis to maintain their internal water balance, not relying on turgor pressure to resist osmotic pressure.
In summary, the absence of a cell wall in animal cells makes turgor pressure an irrelevant concept. They utilize different mechanisms for structural support and water regulation.
