Frogs are often seen in daily life. They usually live near the water. From the category, frog belongs to amphibia, which is a typical amphibian. Reptiles, on the other hand, are two different animals from amphibians and have no intersection with each other. Therefore, frogs are not reptiles. From an evolutionary point of view, reptiles are more advanced than amphibians.

Specifically, frogs and reptiles are also different. In addition to the above-mentioned differences in the classes to which they belong, they are also different in the degree of adaptation to land life. Reptiles can really adapt to land life, and their various activities can be carried out on land, especially breeding activities, which are special activities, can be carried out on land. Frogs, as amphibians, can also move on land, but their lung function is not as perfect as that of reptiles, so it is impossible to stay on land for a long time. They need water to moisten their skin, so as to assist breathing. In addition, the breeding activities of frogs are inseparable from water, which is different from reptiles.

Aquatic animals refer to animals that live in water and generally cannot live out of water. As mentioned above, frogs belong to amphibians and are amphibians. They can move in water as well as on land, so they are not aquatic animals. Specifically, when frogs are young, that is, when they are tadpoles, they live in water, but when they are adults, they can live on land. Even so, they need to keep their skin moist to help them breathe, so they can't live completely out of water.