Frogs can kill and eat small slimes with artificially-increased hit points, to the point that frogs deal upwards of 500 hit points' worth of killing in a single lick; and slimes with absurdly high levels of resistance that are similarly difficult to overcome.
Steps to reproduce:
/summon slime ~ ~ ~ {Size:0,Attributes:[{Base:500.0d,Name:"minecraft:generic.max_health"}],Health:500.0f}or
/summon slime ~ ~ ~ {ActiveEffects:[{Ambient:0b,ShowIcon:1b,ShowParticles:1b,Duration:2000000,Id:11,Amplifier:40b}]}Summon frog.
As an added bonus, toggle to survival mode first and attempt to attack the slime, to prove your fist's inferiority to frog.
Outcome: Observe as frog eats slime.
Expected behavior: The slime would survive, or at minimum cause mild indigestion.
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Shoot, that's the third time this week I've made that typo as well. I may only be half-right, in that case.
I tried to reproduce this with the correct command and failed, it seems that frogs do avoid eating invulnerable slimes. They do eat slimes with high Health and active effects though, but this might be intended.
I assume it has to do with the way it's killing the slime, in that it seems to just be outright removing the entity instead of actually dealing any damage. Probably too fringe of an issue to be worth fixing in the first place, but still weird enough that I'm gonna stand by my grievances anyway.
Well, "won't fix" or not, it sounds like this was fixed along with MC-249254. I'll take it.
Your command has a typo in it. It should be
/summon slime ~ ~ ~ {Size:0,Invulnerable:1b} instead of/summon slime ~ ~ ~ {Size:0,Invulernable:1b}.