Why don't animal cell have chloroplast?

Answer 1

Animal cells don't have chloroplasts because they don't need to photosynthesis as they get the glucose they need to respire from the food they eat.

Answer 2

Some plant cells have chloroplasts, which contain many molecules of a green chemical called chlorophyll. They need chloroplasts to make their own food using a process called photosynthesis. Animals eat food. Their cells don't make food using sunlight. An example of an organism that has animal cells is a human. Humans buy (or grow) food and eat it, which is why animal cells don't have chloroplasts.