Are frogs considered vertebrate or invertebrate animals?

The vertebrates, or members of the clade Vertebrata, are simply the animals that have these vertebrae. This includes fish, amphibians (including frogs), reptiles, birds and mammals. In sharks the vertebrae are not bony, but cartilagenous, but they are still present and sharks are also vertebrates. read more

Invertebrate animals aren't able to colonize territories or adapt to different environments, unlike vertebrate animals. Examples of vertebrate animals Vertebrate animals can be categorized into 5 main groups: Mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles. read more

Frogs, along with salamanders, are classified as amphibians. These types of animals are vertebrates that live in typically forested areas near bodies of water, such as lakes or ponds. Their major distinction from other similar animals, such as reptiles, is that they lay their eggs in the water instead of in nests on land. read more